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'''Here Civilization Ceased''' is a [[zine]] in three parts. | '''Here Civilization Ceased''' is a [[zine]] in three parts. | ||
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An attempt at trainhopping that results in getting on the wrong train and riding through a starry night along the northern edge of Columbia River Gorge. | An attempt at trainhopping that results in getting on the wrong train and riding through a starry night along the northern edge of Columbia River Gorge. | ||
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A bicycle ride from San Francisco, California bound for southern California. along the way, there are punk shows, treehouses in the forest, mornings overlooking emerald coastal bays, and nostalgic memories of natural disasters and late-night train whistles. | A bicycle ride from San Francisco, California bound for southern California. along the way, there are punk shows, treehouses in the forest, mornings overlooking emerald coastal bays, and nostalgic memories of natural disasters and late-night train whistles. | ||
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The vertigo of a spraypainting skateboarding kid growing up in the manicured dysfunction of Orange County, California. | The vertigo of a spraypainting skateboarding kid growing up in the manicured dysfunction of Orange County, California. |
Latest revision as of 22:49, 4 December 2012
Here Civilization Ceased is a zine in three parts.
Part One
An attempt at trainhopping that results in getting on the wrong train and riding through a starry night along the northern edge of Columbia River Gorge.
Part Two
A bicycle ride from San Francisco, California bound for southern California. along the way, there are punk shows, treehouses in the forest, mornings overlooking emerald coastal bays, and nostalgic memories of natural disasters and late-night train whistles.
Part Three
The vertigo of a spraypainting skateboarding kid growing up in the manicured dysfunction of Orange County, California.