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March222011
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My Morning Jacket - “Honest Man”

I’ve run out of adjectives to describe these guys and their live shows. Just see ‘em.

Their countdown to “Circuital”, the band’s sixth studio album, is in full swing through their website, Twitter, and the rest of the web. http://www.mymorningjacket.com/T5/

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March162011
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Velvet Underground “Rock and Roll”

She keeps on listenin’ to that fine fine music

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6PM
“If your maker don’t approve, at least you know you’ve had your fun.” Langhorne Slim
6PM
Dusk from the rooftop, Downtown Brooklyn. 

Dusk from the rooftop, Downtown Brooklyn. 

2PM
“When you don’t feel it, it shows, they tear out your soul. But when you believe, they call it rock and roll” Spoon
1PM
1PM
March152011
The weather’s supposed to hit 70 by the end of this week, meaning Spring and hiking season is fast approaching. While the next several weeks of gradually warming temperatures mean muddy trails and bare foliage, the peak hiking months of May and June ain’t that far away. This shot is from the top of Wittenberg Mountain, a 3780’ peak in the Burroughs Range of the Catskill Mountains. Ashokan Reservoir, the deepest of all New York City watersheds, is in the distance. Three of us did this hike last spring over three of the Catskills’ highest peaks, including its tallest, Slide Mountain. It was a grinder of a hike, but the views, as evidenced here, were well worth it. I plan to share some of my favorite hike logs on here as the season progresses.
Not in Picture: Obnoxious man yelling on his cell phone, dialing everyone in his phone book to tell them about the hike he just did. 

The weather’s supposed to hit 70 by the end of this week, meaning Spring and hiking season is fast approaching. While the next several weeks of gradually warming temperatures mean muddy trails and bare foliage, the peak hiking months of May and June ain’t that far away. This shot is from the top of Wittenberg Mountain, a 3780’ peak in the Burroughs Range of the Catskill Mountains. Ashokan Reservoir, the deepest of all New York City watersheds, is in the distance. Three of us did this hike last spring over three of the Catskills’ highest peaks, including its tallest, Slide Mountain. It was a grinder of a hike, but the views, as evidenced here, were well worth it. I plan to share some of my favorite hike logs on here as the season progresses.

Not in Picture: Obnoxious man yelling on his cell phone, dialing everyone in his phone book to tell them about the hike he just did. 

3PM
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