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The Woody Creeker

published at Owl Farm when you least expect it.

  • Introduction
    • LETTERS TO EDITOR
  • CONVERSATIONS IN THE KITCHEN
  • HISTORY LESSONS
  • LIFE IN WOODY CREEK
  • VIRAL MENACE
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LIFE IN WOODY CREEK

HARDSCRABBLE

April 19, 2008 by George Stranahan

BY GEORGE STRANAHAN The Capital Creek road winds up past the trailhead to Capital Lake into lodgepole pines and to a shallow pond, perhaps an acre in extent, named Hardscabble Lake. From here is this splendid view of the Capital Creek Valley and Capital peak Now a pond promoted to a lake and with a […]

Filed Under: ISSUE: SPRING 2008, LIFE IN WOODY CREEK

WOODY CREATURE COMFORTS

April 19, 2008 by ANDREW TRAVERS

BY ANDREW TRAVERS We were a mile or so into a hike through the red clay cliffs behind Owl Farm, Athena and I. We found one of those rare vantage points where a snowless Woody Creek lays splayed out before you all at once: tractor-groomed acres of green; pasture fields peppered with ranch houses, horses, […]

Filed Under: ISSUE: SPRING 2008, LIFE IN WOODY CREEK

CELTIC RITUAL

September 20, 2006 by LINDA LUKE

As it is in the Celtic Tradition, summer is the time of the year for Pilgrimages. A pilgrimage is a prayer in the shape of a journey to a place where spirit resides. My pilgrimage this year takes this Celtic Magician to the Magic Monastery. a place some of you in the valley and around […]

Filed Under: LIFE IN WOODY CREEK, Uncategorized

THE EDGE

September 11, 2006 by George Stranahan

… I don’t look at my watch; the vagaries of fuse chemistry ensure that the explosion will always come as a complete surprise, which it did.

Filed Under: Issue: Summer/Fall 2006, LIFE IN WOODY CREEK

SPEEDISM RITUAL

May 12, 2006 by Hunter S. Thompson

RULES FOR DRIVING FAST BY HUNTER S. THOMPSON In the interest of celebrating the diversity of out beatnik-cowboy Shangri-La, The Woody Creeker would also like to include a different type of ritual that can be practiced with our without a full moon. In the words of our beloved Dr. Hunter S. Thompson: Speedism is the […]

Filed Under: Issue: May 2006, LIFE IN WOODY CREEK

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Viral Menace Artist: Ralph Steadman

Ralph Steadman (born 15 May 1936) is a British illustrator best known for his collaboration and friendship with the American writer Hunter S. Thompson. Steadman is renowned for his political and social artwork. He is a regular contributor of the Woody Creeker magazine and is our most beloved Gonzo Family member. He lives in England, and his daily commute to work from Kent Castle to his art studio is a 1 minute walk.  His work has inspired generations of fans as well as other artists and friends who try to keep up.

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