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The Teeth of the Dead
Authored by:kingotho on Tuesday, February 06 2007 @ 03:08 am PST

This is awesome! Thank you for posting this.

MOOSE!

KO

The Teeth of the Dead
Authored by:fleecebeast on Tuesday, February 06 2007 @ 05:39 am PST

This is great. Walt is an American treasure. How did you get him to agree to be filmed? I would think he's hard to catch.

The Teeth of the Dead
Authored by:jamzik on Tuesday, February 06 2007 @ 12:19 pm PST

Sauvies Island with Aimee and Dusty. It was cold and misty and a dark sky day and absolutely beautiful. The farmers freshly plowed dark fields, the ancient bare oak trees everywhere, ships passing by in the mist, geese in great flocks, old barns covered with moss. We drove in Walt's old car down empty country roads for hours. We talked, Walt told his stories. A good day.