Kerouac and The Sierra Nevada

[bornwithoutwarning]

This is a great find. Never saw it before. I love Dharma Bums and this is my favorite part of the book. Like a scene from my own dreams, as Jack would say.

[seankaczanowski]

This is fantastic. Thanks for sharing. I would love to embed this, with your permission of course.

[andrewnorris2]

Great style of writing, nice film. Thanks Erika for pointing me in this direction.

[MiCanaldeArte]

Excellent video, very good, I loved

Thanks for sharing.

[bigeeezy]

thak you mate. most pleasureable

[BrianDornTFP]

A great production and a memorable final line!

[HerAeolianHarp]

@BrianDornTFP Hi Brian. Thanks, you know, I first saw this when I was about 15, but it took me years and years to find it again. It's a surprisingly understated documentary, given the somewhat frenetic lives it profiles.

[Poemsapennyeach]

euw 100 /0 feet drop...I could have done that once..but not anymore...I have those nightmares now , sometimes, as he says, of falling from buildings, mountains.

[HerAeolianHarp]

@Poemsapennyeach Hi, I hear you, yeah. The highest up I've ever been is just shy of 11,000 feet.

[TheBeautyEverywhere]

"Then suddenly everything was just like...jazz..."

I love this video! Thankyou Erika, for another wonderful post!

[HerAeolianHarp]

@TheBeautyEverywhere Thanks, friend, I'm glad. It's all in that perception of a moment when everything comes together and we simultaneously forget and find ourselves in the seeing.