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sketches done by general george a custer while serving with the 7th cavalry...Ft Leavenworth Kansas...................
Fieldnotes sized Traveler's notebook with 3 inserts, a WOTP diary, an address book and a lined insert
Here are some of my "notes" from the Coterie show at the Pitchfork Music Festival. When I wasn't happily selling my wares to customers, I doodled.
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This beautiful old school that sits on the edge of Inverness MT, it's back facing the vast open prairie. It has been closed for awhile now due to lack of students. Now, if there are any students left in Inverness, MT they have to be bussed to another hi-line school.
There is a time capsule (or two) burred somewhere in the lawn on the right side of this photo, here is an article about the time capsule with photos:
www.montanaheritageproject.org/index.php/fieldnotes/C77/
This link leads to a video of the abandoned Inverness, MT school and playground:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=afKs57rEgog
"Inverness is on the Hi-Line west of Havre. It was named by “Scotty” Watson, pioneer stockman, in memory of his native town in Scotland. The Scottish town is located on the inlet to Loch Ness, famous for the Loch Ness monster. By 1909 the homesteaders were beginning to arrive. Many of them who were to settle in this area came to Inverness by train and from there went out to look for a suitable location. The majority of them came from Minnesota and North Dakota—the greatest number arriving in 1910-12. There were good years like 1915 and 1916 but they were to be followed by extreme drought and by 1918 many homesteaders gave up and moved away. The tar paper shacks disintegrated and the tumbleweeds took over. Those who stayed bought up more land and built up larger and more economically sound units than the 160-acre homesteads. (from Cheney’s Names on the Face of Montana, Mountain Press Publishing Company)" -Montana's Russell Country Website
Outgoing notes include:
"In the Funk World" by LeRoi Jones
"Stompie" the Soviet Southwark tank
The anecdotage of "Mad Freddie"
A visit to Tate Modern
The Fermi Paradox
Atavism; Adynaton
Leo Tolstoy; Agnès Varda; John Berger; J.G. Ballard
got a mind blowing package of goodness straight from the draplin factory floor tonight. AMAZING stuff. many thanks to draplin! www.draplin.com
FIELD NOTES COLORS: DRY TRANSFER “________ EDITION”
The kit comes with 3 graph memo books, a dry transfer sheet of Futura Bold typeface and a sheet of vellum paper, a lolly stick to burnish the transfers, some instructions and a reusable and resealable plastic bag.
I've been a user of Moleskine for the last 6-7 years and decided it was time to look for other mediums. Don't get me wrong – I still like Moleskines, especially for the specialist editions like the 'Passions' journals, but I've decided to give Field Notes a try, as anything that's quirky gets at least one shot from me.
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Outgoing notes include:
Tony Benn's five essential questions of democracy
John Ball's Virgil Tibbs series of novels
Bronnie Ware's Top Five Regrets of the Dying
Ranking the 90th Academy Awards 2018 Best Picture nominees
Mitchel Resnick's Creative Learning Spiral
kicking around a story idea
Wunderkammer; coup de foudre; the Texas Switch; déjà rêvé
Roald Dahl; Thelma Schoonmaker; Andrei Tarkovsky; Elizabeth Barrett Browning; Henry David Thoreau; William Gibson; Walter Benjamin; Dario Argento; Jennifer Egan; Rainer Maria Rilke
UNICEF Ambasaador Clay Aiken met with Fawzia in Afghanistan. Fawzia attends a unique school where boys and girls from grades 1-9 share classes and study in the open. The school is in urgent need of funding to buy tents and materials to build a new school to allow more children the opportunity to be educated.
For more information visit fieldnotes.unicefusa.org
PHOTO: US Fund for UNICEF