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Eight Months From Anywhere
“Towards Los Angeles, California” by Dorothea Lange, 1937. Public Domain.
I am now a genuine, 100-percent, Made-in-America, Ramblin’ Man.
I’m either living in an Airbnb—usually for a week at a stretch—or driving Roo (my Subaru Outback) to...
A Badlands Mood
“Bison Herd on the Little Missouri River” ©Chris Buczinsky
Ever since I left North Dakota, I’ve been watching YouTube videos of bison attacks.
In one video, a woman walks right up to a bison, holds out her hand, and talks to it like it’s...
The Comic of the Missoula Stampede
“The Comic of the Missoula Stampede” ©Chris Buczinsky
I’m sitting in the grandstands at the Missoula Stampede, and out of the bucking chute a bronc blows up—that is, he runs half way across the arena and toward the grandstand before he beg...
The Cold War for Real at Oscar-Zero
“Oscar-Zero Missile Alert Facility, Griggs Country, North Dakota”
I’m headed north on highway 45 out of Cooperstown, North Dakota. Off to the east the Sheyenne River winds its lazy way to the Red River Valley, and as the sky opens up as wi...
Blowing Up My Life with John Wayne
John Wayne in The Big Trail. WikiCommons.
Last Monday on July 20, 2026, I left my home in Illinois to move out west. Before I drove away my sister texted to remind me that my father had died exactly ten years before, on July 20, 2016.
Th...
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