The Amateur Elder
Chérie NewmanSharing mistakes and triumphs as I navigate the adversities and delights of elderhood in a camper van and...wherever.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 76 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | 39 hours ago |
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A Faithful Dog in Montana's Oldest Town
Last week’s van life adventures swayed between revolting and sublime. And I’ll explain why shortly. But first, I want to tell you about a dog.
Loyalty on steroids.
In 1936, a sheep herder became ill and was taken to the St. Clare Hospital...
When Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
Last week, Bozeman looked like the reason I left my temporary home in the town of Orange, California, in 1978: you could see the air. An amber-indigo-apricot haze lay across the Gallatin Valley like the hideous L.A. smog of (thankfully) byg...
When the Check-Engine Light Appears, Eat Ice Cream
The notification sounds begin—ding, ding, ding, ding…—as I approach the Natural Bridge & Falls trailhead on Montana Highway 298. I pull into the parking lot and watch the messages roll in. Six days of text, email, and Substack notifications...
Writing at "The Place of Singing Waters"
I went there to disconnect. I went there to sit by the roaring river. I went there to confront my past, especially the decision to ride my motorcycle to the West Coast in late August of 1972.
DAY ONE
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Exploring the Unfamiliar in Familiar Territory
I steered Charlotte up a small rise on Hellgate Canyon Road, then slowed to a stop. The scene before me was…improbable, impossible. And yet, there it was.
Below me lay the east side of Hellgate Campground, its spacious campsites lined up t...
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Writer, musician, and unhoused elder exploring the world mile by mile and sharing those adventures post by post.
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