The San Rafael Reef, one of Utah’s massive rock formations, taken on my way home.
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For the sixth year, financier and bluegrass musician Warren Hellman put on a free festival in Golden Gate Park, jam packed with great music.
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Remembering Laura Trent, of Tip Top Farms and the Grand Lake Farmers’ Market, who committed suicide this past week.
David Gans recounts the politicization of the Grand Lake Theater’s marquee, using his online photo archive.
David Gans, a.k.a. the “Honky Tonk Hippie,” is a musician and photographer living on Haddon Hill. David has hosted the Grateful Dead Hour for over two decades and is the author of “Playing in the Band: An Oral and Visual Portrait of the Grateful Dead.”
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