bringing a batch of bones to the longview dark market this weekend in longview washington!

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bringing a batch of bones to the longview dark market this weekend in longview washington!
Fun fact: in 1963 people in Longview, Washington state, became concerned that squirrels were getting hurt by traffic and proposed building a tiny bridge so they could cross the road safely.
It was built by contractor Amos Peters, and it’s called Nutty Narrows Bridge, and I went past it all the time as a kid, and I love it very, very much.
Pacific Northwest
February 26, 2021
The Road Rats: Episode 3
4/14/2022 - 4/22/2022
What can I say about Longview? Green Day said it all. The only redeeming quality it has, is that our sons live there. As we got into town, we immediately stopped at Wal-Mart on 7th Avenue for road food. Afterward we went to a small park on the outskirts of town to relax and eat.
We enjoyed our victuals and decided to follow a path into the woods to explore, get baked, and fool around. Next to a fallen tree it was secluded and private so I bent over and K-Dub worked his magic.
After that, the whole adventure went to shit. To make a long story short, we ended up with no gas and a dead battery in Aurora, Oregon at the French Prairie Rest Area for 8 fucking days. It was cold and wet and we froze and survived. There were no good Samaritans until the 8th day, when a gentleman bought us gas, gave us money, gave us a jump start and 6 cigarettes. We thanked him and hauled ass out of there to Santiam Southbound Rest Area on 4/22/22...
Greenpeace produced this short about the protest against oil and coal trains in Longview, Washington. Copyright: Greenpeace