Christmas Cash

I picked up this record from an odd man who was dumping a big portion of his collection. A week later I was cruising through the Rolling Stone archives in the school library and found its matching advertisement. Classic Cash

Fob

Made a little custom key fob for a friend. Having left all my leather tools in Salt Lake, I had to do a little improvising. Waxed, oiled, ready to go

Ocean Park, WA

Getting off the grid with my old pal Zachary. 

Knife Shop

Played a show in PDX a little ways back with a band called the Tumblers. Glad to have some friends up there

Tiny Boots

Came across these a few weeks ago in Springfield, Ore. Never been worn, 40 years old. I wish I knew someone with a size 6 1/2 foot. These would be great. Now they are on their way to Japan, but that's good too. 

Clouds

along the way.

Repairs

A wise man once told me that every man should own a sewing kit and know how to use it. What happens when a gal isn't around and there are holes in your jeans? 

Salty Lake Haul

Left Oregon in the dark; arrived in Salt Lake in the dark. 14 hrs of solo road time is a lot, but I feel it's good for people to do. You see new things and think about everything.

Magnolia

Been climbing into this record. New sounds seem to emerge every time I throw it on.

From the UK

Sometimes the mail I receive is the only familiar thing I can count on. It was a nice surprise to see that Rouleur found its way across the pond to my current northwest mailbox last week.

R.E.Load

Back to school means a new pack. Built in Philly by people who test their products and actually ride bikes. Good stuff

Project Rogue

Took a drive to Newport, Ore. last weekend to visit the Rogue brewery. I've had this beer all over the country, so it was exciting to see where it starts. I documented the building for an assignment; taking advantage of several samples before heading back to Eugene.