Showing posts with label Lewis County. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lewis County. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Phone photo 2175
Hoss Road, in Lewis County near the Thurston County border. The Hoss family were pioneers in Lewis County, and they were my ancestors, who if they could see me now might wonder why I wander the countryside hiding Morty Comix hither and yon. Actually, sometimes I sort of wonder too.
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Hoss Family,
Hoss Road,
Lewis County,
Morty Comix,
Phone photo
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Phone photo 1520
Wm. Hoss
1908
Building on Tower Avenue, Centralia, Washington, bearing the name of my great-grandfather's brother. I understand several nefarious activities took place in this structure. The youngest of five children, William "Willy" Hoss lived from 1865 to 1933. The family arrived in Lewis County in the mid-1870s.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Phone photo 1516
OK, this sign really bothers me. It is in Lewis County, Washington, pointing to Rainbow Falls State Park.
"1 miles"?!?
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Bezango WA 985 #8
1st ed., December 12, 2002. 40 copies, blue cover.
1st Danger Room Reprint Ed., June 2005, five copies (1 red, 1 green, 1 blue, 1 pink, 1 yellow).
This was the final issue of the series, meaning there are only 45 complete sets of Bezango WA 985.
The "Conspiracy" theme issue includes wild Russian boars, which truly do run around this county.
"Grover" was a nod to Grover Krantz, who I was acquainted with when I lived in Pullman, Washington, home of Washington State University.
The GHC on a t-shirt is for Grays Harbor College in Aberdeen, Washington. And here we find another disturbing mascot, Charlie Choker.
Most of the world probably doesn't know the local meaning of "choker." It is a highly dangerous job in the logging industry. But to the outside world, they probably react with as much shock as they do to the previously mentioned Orofino Maniacs.
Uriah is based on the elderly gentleman I referenced in Phone photo 59. "Impeach Earl Warren" signs used to be a very common sight in neighboring rural Lewis County.
I was about halfway through Bezango WA 985 #9, but my computer crashed and all the text went with it. I took that as a sign to stop the series and move on. Several of the drawings I had in store for #9 were used later in Cranium Frenzy #10.
Labels:
Bezango Wa 985,
Charlie Choker,
Cranium Frenzy # 10,
Emmitt Grider,
Grays Harbor College,
Grover Krantz,
Lewis County,
Orofino Idaho,
Sasquatch,
Washington State University,
Wild russian boars
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