Mastodawn

I looked up and down the beach and realized this convergence would happen right in front of me. Foulpointe (Mahavelona), Madagascar, 10 years ago.

One day, in the design department of a company that makes guitar straps, they were totally out of ideas.

Many Sundays I take a nap in the yard, and wake up under a dogpile.

I saw this guy's jacket, and took a photo from my bike as I passed by. It led me to a poem by John Giorno. Does this guy know?

I saw this on the ground. My first thought was, "It's a trap! A money tract. There's a Malagasy Gospel message on the inside."

Nope. It's a real 200 Ariary bill. Worth about 4½¢ US, and that's not nothing.

I wasn't trying to impress anyone with one small bucket strapped to my bike. But some guy just had to one-up me carrying 4 55-gallon drums.

The only known photograph of Neil Armstrong on the moon -- and a rare, type 1 example at that -- is up for auction.

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Virginia jalapeño peppers, with labeling in English, French, and Arabic, found by an American at an Indian grocery store, in Madagascar.

This is big deal for a kid from Arizona: A reliable source of jalapeños.

UPDATE: A second cast-off bra in my neighborhood. The movement is growing.

A Snickers knock-off in Madagascar.

What do you think of when you think of chocolate, peanuts, caramel, and nougat? Hunting of course!