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  1. Trackside

    Non moniker images caught trackside. 

  2. Hobo Code of Ethics

    TOURIST UNION #63 - HOBO CODE of ETHICS 1889 Decide your own life; don’t let another person run or rule you. When in town, always respect the local law and officials, and try to be a gentleman at all times. Don’t take advantage of someone who is in a vulnerable…

  3. The Bindle

    The Bindle by: The Texas Roadrunner In the old days of hoboing, hobos carried their items in what was called bindles. Bindles were bandanas at a size of 42×42 of length and what hobos carried was always different. If I carry bindles I always do it when I have a…

  4. Dancer Interview

    DH: You’ve been making YouTube videos since December 2019. What made you decide to start documenting your adventures? D: Got sick of living scared and wanted to create art and this was my way of creating it. Exploring and documenting. DH: How long have you been riding…

  5. Photography is NOT a Crime

    As a street photographer it is crucial you know your constitutional rights. In 2014 I won a Federal Civil Rights case against the Sebastian County Sheriff over a photograph I took of an officer on duty. This led to a change in polices and procedures ensuring photographers rights under the…
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