a lot of folk speak tales treasure hunting, to get what their mind's eye desires, to find their X on tea stained maps. i've found, over the past three hundred or so days that you don't really need to search for this elusive X. sometimes the X finds you. remember: all who wander are not lost.
(a duffel bag, one pair of blazers, a couple dozen rolls of film, and a minute understanding of the Spanish language)
'only when we step outside ourselves, are we able to cope with the conscious being propelled by a few shaky muscles..'
these images you see above the jumble of letters means a lot. there is a story in this series, though i have chosen to keep the narrative out, for once. there are a few mistakes, some changes, some new pals, solojourns, and family. the trips that are above are over, but thank the lawd for the negatives scattered around my bedroom floor: some over/under exposed, filled with light leaks. this narrative is still going, and so am i.
Woodward is a time warp for more reasons than I am liberated to say, just know that Darwin's Theory is alive and well near a small town in rural Pennsylvania.