The Eastside View

travel, eating, reading, theater, music; occasional political remarks

Saturday, July 15, 2006

12: the journey home

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The Mohave Desert THE GLORIOUS FOURTH dawned with the scent of distant rain; we took our breakfast in the hotel dining room; we packed and s...

11: Albuquerque

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Summer, 1944. We had been driving from Flagstaff or thereabouts, at the speed limit -- 35 mph -- and it was hot and dusty. Below us lay the ...
Sunday, July 09, 2006

10: Leaving Galisteo

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R ESONANCE IS AN OVERUSED word, and that's too bad, because I do like resonance. I like the kind that set in when, a week after taking ...
Friday, July 07, 2006

9: Taos

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The Rio Grande at Embudo Station T WO ROADS LEAD TO TAOS from Santa Fe: the slow high road through Tesuque and the highway along the Rio Gr...
Wednesday, July 05, 2006

8: Santa Fe

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A room at Las Golondrinas I 'VE BEEN READING Harvey Fergusson's history of the Rio Grande valley -- sorry, Deborah; I'll send i...
Sunday, July 02, 2006

7: Galisteo

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Galisteo: the old cemetery G ALISTEO IS AN OLD TOWN twelve or fifteen miles southeast of Santa Fe -- a very old town, now hardly more than ...
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6: On to Santa Fe

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fourth day, Green River-Durango, Mesa Verde Colorado D URANGO SEEMED LIKE a nice town. Moab is too Twentysomething Sportminded; Cortez is t...
Saturday, July 01, 2006

5: Mesa Verde

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The "Cliff Palace," Mesa Verde L ET'S SEE, NOW, how long has it been? I'm a week behind, and things that seemed important...
Friday, June 30, 2006

4: Utah

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Lindsey looks over the San Rafael seabed T HE COUNTRY CHANGES once you leave Delta, Utah, driving east on Highway 50 -- "the loneliest...
Thursday, June 29, 2006

3: Highway 50

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Austin, Nevada T HE CALIFORNIA MISSIONS, as I understand it, were built a day's journey apart -- a day by foot and mule, of course. The...
Wednesday, June 28, 2006

2: Desert Grain

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Sand Mountain, Nevada T HE EYE LIKES CONTINUITY-- continuity of line but also continuity of grain, and when it cannot have continuity it tr...
Thursday, June 22, 2006

1: Reno, of all places

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Reno, June 22 The drive is a familiar one: down 101 to Novato, across the Black Point cutoff past Mare Island, onto highway 80 at the improb...
Monday, June 19, 2006

The Crucible in Healdsburg

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Every great civilization has its theater. The Greeks, the Romans, the Japanese, the Chinese, the Elizabethans, the French court -- all those...
Saturday, June 17, 2006

Half a century

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from left to right: “ the Etruscan Warrior,” a welded-steel-rod sculpture by Mel Strawn (I believe) bought from Contemporary Arts in Berkele...
Friday, April 14, 2006

Mozart

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A LL MOZART'S MUSIC arrived a couple of days ago in a box five inches square and a foot long -- 179 CDs: all the authenticated work: op...
Sunday, March 19, 2006

Bread from Gayle's

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I T’S LIKE THIS : A number of years ago a couple of people we knew decided to go into the bakery business. She’d interned, I think, at Chez ...
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