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 Travelling with the wind

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“Reefer”

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Kind Of A Self Portrait

(They all are anyway, in a way)

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“Boy Lost In The Past Dreams Of The Future Of Thought”

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this is my favorite reddit thread of the day and i want to share it with you all

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Rotoscoping program test

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LIFELOVER / PULVER COVER.

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anger

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Jurassic park 4 looks great so far

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Dirty n tired

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TOOL - Lateralus

Limited Edition picture disc 

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Im want this so bad

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Mike Brodie was 17 years old when he first started hopping freights in 2003. Since then, over the course of several years, the photographer traveled 50,000 miles across the US by any means available—walking, hitchhiking, and train-hopping. His iconic series A Period of Juvenile Prosperity documents the gritty, nomadic lifestyle of vagabonds, hobos, and Brodie’s fellow train-hoppers as they led lives as sordid as they were liberating. 

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