http://banjo.net/campfire by Rik Palieri Mon, 02 Apr 2007 22:02:15 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The second part of the interview with Utah. Click here to download http://banjo.net/campfire/?p=22 Hey everybody! Listen to the first part of our interview with Utah Phillips! Click here to download http://banjo.net/campfire/?p=21 The Road to California...... I woke up in the Arizona desert long before the sun and headed down the darken highway. I was on inter- state 10 heading west, hoping to beat the morning rush when I crossed the state line. The sun was just peeking its ... http://banjo.net/campfire/?p=14 Rik's Road trip continues..... It was great to get back out on the open road. Flying down I-40 , I made my way past the Memphis congestion and took the blue highways through Arkansas. I had not been back this way since the days of my school tours back in the ... http://banjo.net/campfire/?p=12 In my last post I left my story just at the time after the Americana Convention in Nashville. After Rebecca was safely at the airport, I had a little free time before my house concert so I went over to see the master of Rhinestones and Cowboy Culture "Manuel" over at his ... http://banjo.net/campfire/?p=9 Six Weeks , through twenty five States and over 10,000 miles by Totem Pole Rik I left for the open road on September 6th. I had just come back from a week of shows in Germany. I was still not over my jet lag when I went to pack ... http://banjo.net/campfire/?p=7 It's easy to add your story to my blog, and I'd love to hear from you. Just click the "Leave a comment" link below, then type your story into the space provided (you may need to scroll down). Have at it! http://banjo.net/campfire/?p=6 **The National Hobo Convention in Britt Iowa** For years now, Utah Phillips has been telling me about The National Hobo Convention in Britt Iowa. One weekend I made my way through the open fields of grain to check it out. What I found was quite amazing. Since 1900 ... http://banjo.net/campfire/?p=4 Dear friends, There has been many a time that I have sat around the warmth of a night time campfire. I have been with Native Americans out in South Dakota, Cowboys up in the Saw Tooth Mountains of Idaho, in Hobo Jungles and train yards in the mid-west, with ... http://banjo.net/campfire/?p=3