Chehalis River, Aberdeen, Washington
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Phone photo 2672
Morty Comix # 2608
The fate of Morty Comix # 2607 is so obscure even I don't know where it landed! But it has to be somewhere in Butler, Pennsylvania. Meanwhile, let's stroll to downtown Butler, where I placed Morty Comix # 2608 in the back cover a sample book in a print shop-- the same print shop that has printed the work of Tom Rehm, Maximum Traffic, Buzz Buzzizyk, and even the mysterious Borpo Deets.
Phone photo 2671
Postcard - Westport, Washington
"Westport, Washington, Salmon Capital of the World. This view shows the
sheltered harbor of this world famous fishing fleet. In the foreground
are the berths for the commercial fishing fleet, which is out catching
fish the day this photo was taken and at the top is the sports fishing
fleet, and the white streaks is the wake from a few of the boats as they
return with their limit of fish."
1970s.
1970s.
Morty Comix # 2606
Morty Comix # 2606 was hidden behind a poster of Multnomah Falls, held in place by a magnet on the fridge in a home in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Labels:
Butler Pennsylvania,
Morty Comix,
Multnomah Falls,
Posters
Postcard - Westport, Washington
"Westport, Washington, Salmon Capitol of the World. In this aerial we
can see the sheltered harbor which protects sportsmens' boats, even
though they are all out fishing. White streaks in the water is the wake
from a few of the boats returning with their limit of King Salmon."
1970s
1970s
Morty Comix # 2605
Morty Comix # 2605 was hidden in a piano bench in a home in Butler, Pennsylvania. But the residents are wise to me now and have already discovered this one.
Morty Comix # 2378 was also hidden in a piano bench in Oly last year, and the deed was filmed by the Ron and Louise and used in the Bezango film promo.
Postcard - Westport, Washington
"Westport, Washington, Salmon Capital of the World. In the foreground of
this aerial is the new U.S. Coast Guard facility, then the commercial
fishing fleet, behind that is the sport fishing fleet, and then in the
background a few of the charter boats returning with their happy
fishermen -- Quit wishin' -- go fishin'."
1970s.
1970s.
Morty Comix # 2604
Postcard - Westport, Washington
"Westport Boat Haven. Westport, Washington is one of the 'hottest'
fishing ports on the west coast. People come from far and near to
charter boats for salmon fishing sport."
1970s
1970s
Morty Comix # 2603
Morty Comix # 2603 was placed behind a wonderful silkscreen poster created by Mike Q. Roth. The poster is hanging in a home in Butler, Pennsylvania. Roth is one of the co-creators of the work Building a Better Robot.
Postcard - Westport, Washington
"Westport, Washington, Salmon Capital of the World. This view shows many
of the motels, restaurants and stores that service the thousands of
people who visit this area during the season. In the background are the
berths for the sports fishing fleet which is at sea catching their limit
and the white streaks are some of the boats returning."
1970s.
1970s.
Friday, August 9, 2013
Phone photo 2662
Morty Comix # 2602
Morty Comix # 2602 was hidden inside a VHS cassette case for the movie Antz (which I remember taking my daughter Rose to see in a theater when it was first released) in a home in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Phone photo 2661
KGY radio has been in the Olympia, Washington area since 1922. Their FM station is supposedly based right here in little McCleary, but we have no evidence of them being here and they don't seem to cover our local news with any investigative zeal. I wish they would.
But I do love seeing their weird building at low tide on Budd Inlet.
But I do love seeing their weird building at low tide on Budd Inlet.
Labels:
Budd Inlet,
KGY (Radio station),
McCleary,
Olympia,
Phone photo
Postcard - Westport, Washington
1970s. Probably taken around the time of one of Grays Harbor County's more interesting alleged UFO stories, Elk River Mudflats, near Westport, Nov. 25, 1979.
Labels:
Elk River Mudflats,
Grays Harbor,
postcards,
UFOs,
Westport
Morty Comix # 2601
Morty Comix # 2601 was placed in an information brochure area in a gas station/grocery in Gibsonia, Pennsylvania.
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