The Great Outdoors

Went up to Hawk Mtn. on Saturday. stopped in K-town for a bagel and some java. In 1996 CVS bank was a hot spot.

Atari stencil from 1998


I did an entire photo assignment in this doorway.



169 W. Main. Me and Pank had the penthouse.

Most of Lowdown's phonebill was from calling China King (right across the street from 169) just to hear them answer the phone. The rest of the bill was from calling Turkey Hill to see if they had Coke Slurpees.


another hotspot. off the dock, over the rail, into the bank.

10 years strong and the Krew lives on!


Hawk Mountain. Hadn't been here since probably 4th or 5th grade. Visibility...100%.




Spotted one! Call the Audubon Society, I think I found a new species.





Snakes! (Gleason we need to borrow your "Grip it & Flip it" poisonous snake warning sign)

the trick is to make the shadows work for you...









We'd be hiking up there (the Pinnacle) on sunday

I fucking love cornfields. Seriously. How can there be a food shortage in the world when Pennsylvania is 98% cornfields?








impromptu campfire at mom and dad's






















fun with fire and digital cameras







Fire Marshall Pank


first rest stop on the way to Pulpit Rock

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first stop, Pulpit Rock







Chris forgot his M-90's and was attacked!

Andy is great to have on the trail. With him belting into song every 5 minutes the miles just flew by.


The Pinnacle summit. Highest point in Berks County. (raise your hand if that means absolutely nothing to you)















who's up for a quick spelunk?










on the way home, bodycount = 2