Primitive Baja

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Unwilling to endure the sterility of fighting to succeed in the rat race in California, Mike Doyle reflects on the place that art occupies in his home and life down on the tip of Southern Baja.

By Mike Doyle

Volume 2 Issue 2 (1993)

34.6
Beyond the Ceibos

How Pacha Light found community, catharsis, and…

By Lucy Small
25.3
Where Silence Reigns

Acoustic ecologist Gordon Hempton is on a mission…

By Gavin Ehringer
31.4
The First Cut Is the Deepest

Long misunderstood and overlooked, the channel…

By Christian Beamish
29.5
The Snowsurfer

At home with Taro Tamai.

By Matt Titone

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Volume 2 Issue 2

In this issue

Mike Doyle’s Primitive Baja, Tarzan in Waikiki by Dorian Paskowitz, Passion Plays by C.R. Stecyk III, Dusk in the West by Stephen Cline, Portfolio: Mike Funk, Sanctuaries by Gerald Saunders, Tales of Town and Country: Walter Hoffman’s Scrapbook, We’ve Been Robbed by Tom Morey, Interviews: Wayne Lynch

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