Oh please.
How ironic that you live in the Catskill Mountains, setting of "On the Far Side of the Mountain."
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Death of 'Caveman' ends an era in Idaho.......
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Oh please.
How ironic that you live in the Catskill Mountains, setting of "On the Far Side of the Mountain."
worth a bump.......
Thanks for the bump. The article gave me a smile.
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Re: Death of 'Caveman' ends an era in Idaho.......
Wow I love it that is touching. Just goes to show..something lol
Wow I love it that is touching. Just goes to show..something lol
Human suffering can be ended by ending human desire. ~ Buddha
Great story! Thanks.
Great story! Thanks.
Nice! Thanks,He sounded like my kind of guy.
stonedwarrior
Member
thanks for the bump... bit of an inspiration, eh...
I reckon i was born in the wrong century.
I reckon i was born in the wrong century.
The "show" huh?
Did "Dugout" dick have a little grow going in one of those caves?
You know a loner named dugout had to have a little grow going somewhere
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draco
amazing. no phone, no tv, no taxes, no punch clock, and above all - nobody running his life but his own self.
people talk about freedom - usually from a safe distance!
thanks for this SFL...
people talk about freedom - usually from a safe distance!
thanks for this SFL...
Any man that learns to live off the land as he did also must've learned much about herbal remedies, it would be safe to assume that Dugout partook in all of gods great offerings.
i remember reading about him . rest in piece. he lived life his way and died where he wanted
Perpetual Nooch
Active member
Great story. To live life unbeholden to anybody, content and happy; is this not the definition of success?
RIP
RIP
mountain_goat
Member
awesome story s4l...thnx for sharing
Cool guy, but he likely was very lonely the part about seeing his ex-wife's spirit in the flickering light on the cave wall made me really feel bad for him. Seems like he had everything he needed to be happy but love which is tragic but hopefully he is resting in peace now and it seems he opened up some possibilities for people and showed them there actually are alternatives to the rat race. Respect. 
AndreNicky
Member
I love it! Guy lived an awesome life 
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