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Tag Archives: homeless
Slice of My Pie
It is probably not too far off the mark to estimate over half the drivers now navigating the nation’s ribbons of concrete were born since the Federal Interstate system supplanted State and US highways. When the Roman Empire built a … Continue reading
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Tagged alcoholic, Baxter Springs, Cherokee County, cowtown, Eisenhower, Galena Kansas, homeless, interstate, Jesse James, kick-the-can, Main Street, Marsh Rainbow Arch bridge, memory, midwest, Mother Road, picnic, Riverton, Riverton Kansas, Roman roads, Route 66, Schemerhorn, Shoal Creek, small town, Spring River, US highway, WPA
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A Break in the Battle
[This is part of a longer work.] The Pan-Pacific Auditorium was the first West Coast venue Elvis Presley ever played. In 1988 it was well past its prime. It stood as a silent sentinel over the Pan-Pacific Park. The structure … Continue reading
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Tagged California, homeless, Los Angeles, memories, Pan-Pacific Park, social services, travels, USSR, welfare
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