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Date:         Fri, 4 Aug 2000 12:11:25 -0400
Reply-To:     The Gunnings <ngunn@landmarknet.net>
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From:         The Gunnings <ngunn@landmarknet.net>
Subject:      (No Vanagone Content)  Geo-Vanagon?

On, or around October 1st, we will be driving across America. From the G.Washington to the Golden Gate Bridge, I-80 all the way. This roadtrip is intended, in part, as a re-enactment of John MePhee's geologic journey across America, as recounted in his remarkable book, "Annals of The Former World". Will attempt to stop at each roadcut on I-80, as described by McPhee, collecting rock samples at each location for later facetting and polishing. If there are any other cross country trekkers interested in joining us, we would love the company. Rock hammer not required. Rocks in your head, a must. Please respond by p-mail, if interested. Cheers, Dave Gunning, (Graduate Gemologist), & Sammy da Dog. Lovell, ME 04051

P.S. Will be traveling w/ spare parts, tools and the willingness to stop for any disabled Vanagons, along the way. Little ole ladies driving Nash Ramblers, too. Sticker not required.


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