Albright Grove, Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee
23 October 2011 – 11:28:34
24″ x 16″ giclee print on canvas
Ecstatic Camouflage: Appalachian Old Growth 2
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Ecstatic Camouflage: Appalachian Old Growth
Albright Grove, Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee
23 October 2011 – 12:09:05
24″ x 24″ giclee print on canvas
Albright Grove, Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee
23 October 2011 – 11:41:01
24″ x 24″ giclee print on canvas
dublab in Marfa
Ecstatic Camouflage: Lichens of the Chisos and Davis Mountains
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15 Apple Magicians by Seven Feathers Rainwater
15 Apple Magicians
by Seven Feathers Rainwater
released 08 January 2011
Artwork by Daniel Chamberlin. Written, recorded, and mixed by Seven
Feathers Rainwater. Mastered by Michael Biggs. Contributing Musicians:
Stag Hare, Andy Cvar, & Parker Yates.
Seven Feathers Rainwater: Seth Pulver, Nate Simonsen, Taylor Christensen.
Digital: http://sevenfeathersrainwater.bandcamp.com/album/15-apple-magicians
Vinyl: http://site.moondialrecords.com/
Inter-Dimensional Music on KRTS Marfa, 93.5 FM
“Inter-Dimensional Music,” the New Age and earth-psych show that I host with David Hollander, floats through the Far West Texas air every Sunday night at 93.5 FM from 9-11pm (CST), and is often available streaming live online at marfapublicradio.org.
The above image is from the Bottomless Lakes, a series of desert cenotes near Roswell, New Mexico.
Here’s what we listened to on 5 December 2010:
Farmland Fantasy by Atlas Sound from Bedroom Databank Vol. 4
Ripley Station by Swanox from Dawnrunner
Gordon’s Theme by Dylan Ettinger from New Age Outlaws: Director’s Cut
Alfa (Dusted) by Arp from The Soft Wave
Moving Apart by Mark McGuire from Living With Yourself
Gudene Vet + Snutt by Lindstrom & Prins Thomas from II
Departure From the Northern Wasteland by Michael Hoenig from Departure from the Northern Wasteland
Echolocation by Pocahaunted from Threshold
Solar System Is My God by High Wolf from Ascension
Makes Sense to Me by The Fun Years from God Was Like, No
Paper Windmill by Mountains from Mountains
Primitive Associations/Great Mass Above by Growing from The Soul Of The Rainbow And The Harmony Of Light
Ke Ala Ke Kua by Dolphins Into The Future from Ke Ala Ke Kua
Shooting Clouds – Davis Mountains, Texas – 16 April 2010
On location in the Davis Mountains of Far West Texas with filmmaker Jennifer Lane and David Hollander.
Jennifer Lane‘s new film, CLOUDS, is screening this Thursday, May 6th, at 9:30 pm under the stars at El Cosmico as part of the Marfa Film Festival.
CLOUDS (8 minutes) is a meditation on the water cycle of planet Earth, with lots of images of our beautiful and unique far West Texas cloud formations.
Check out the festival website for more details
http://marfafilmfestival.org/2010/films/
Tickets are available at the door.
Gabrieleno Trail, Angeles National Forest – 24 April 2009 – Part Two
¡Verde Terlingua! in Arthur Magazine
In April of 2009 I traveled to Terlingua, a remote border settlement in the Chihuahuan Desert of Far West Texas, to spend time with the DIY homesteaders and off-the-grid outsiders who were getting down together for the first annual Terlingua Green Scene. I’m in the process of publishing my account of the wild times I had there in Arthur Magazine.
Read the first installment, “No Winners, Only Survivors,” at the Arthur Magazine website. More chapters are on their way, so stay tuned.
For more of my reporting and photography about the Marfa “drug blimp” and other paranoid visions from this unique region of the Lone Star state, check out “Dread Zeppelins: Letter from West Texas,” also in Arthur Magazine.
Texas Champion Trees: Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine – Davis Mountains Preserve – 15 February 2010
Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine, aka Western Yellow Pine
Pinus ponderosa
Circumference: 134 inches
Height: 110 feet
Crown spread: 46 feet
This Rocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine located in the Nature Conservancy’s Davis Mountains Preserve of Far West Texas is believed to be the largest known example of its kind left standing in the Lone Star state. It was added to the Texas Big Tree Registry in 2006.
More Into the Green in Texas:
intothegreen.org 
