From Ted Pilger ( Thursday February 28th, 2013, 07:07 PM ) Email address: ted@pilger.com
I just spotted the famous "Pitcher". Stainless steel, I hope, but possibly aluminum. Philip was many times asked to "Phil up the water pitcher".
ORIGINAL MESSAGES (most recent on BOTTOM)
FROM: Elizabeth, on Sep 2, 1998
These pictures bring laughter to my world. AHHH what wonderful memories!
FROM: jim, on Sep 3, 1998
hi "betty"
FROM: Waterman, on Sep 4, 1998
This picture is as good as any to comment on the climate in southern Oregon. The winters are so wet that moss grows on the ax handles; the summers so dry that if you sneeze you can start a fire.
FROM: , on Sep 4, 1998
santa barbara would be great....but too expensive to buy land.....especialy the s.b. wilderness....but great climate !!!!
FROM: ron g. ,
on Nov 5, 1998
i think i took this picture.. on the extreme right is tom shaffer and pat matty.. old friends who came to visit the first or second summer..
FROM: Peter,
on Feb 2, 1999
Thios photo is quite early on. Notice the garden has not been expanded downhill and you can see,dimly, a hot water heater that served as a reservoir for water that fot warm during the day and we could take showers in the late afternoon and not have to deal with cod water. I would put this as the summer of '69.
FROM: ???,
on May 3, 1999
they are major stoners!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FROM: Peter,Jun 18, 1999, 18:30 (EST)
The Ohming actually had its origins, in my opinion, with the meeting of August first in the meadow above Joe the Flutemaker's house. That is where Larry Barbara Betty and I met for the first time and spoke to each other.The conversation began after an Ohming session participated in by more than 50 people. Larry also played his drums. After that day we started going to where Larry & Barbara were living and eating dinner there. That is where we began to do it. As with everything else there was no edict, no real conversation as I remember... it all happenned... organically.
FROM: RAT,
on Jan 19, 2000
YOU ARE NOT HIPPIES, YOU ARE HILL BILLIES. YOU HAVE NO STRUCTURE, FROM WHAT I SEE ON THIS WEB PAGE!
FROM:
SIG, on May 19, 2000
Ah, Rat again. Rat on! All Rat!!...Perhaps this is why the communes died.....
FROM:
Dawn, on Nov 30, 2000
Hey Everyone, I used to live in
Phoenix,Oregon. Loved the region.
Living on Hatteras Island, NC.,now.
This is a really cool site for
all of you that were there.
What are most of you at now.
FROM:
MElissa, on Sep 9, 2001
GOsh, this is an amazing website..I am currently writing a book about a commune and if anyone has any help, or pictures, or info...anything...it would be great! Also, if anyone knows of any communes now, let me know...living like you all lived is such a respectful and heartfelt way to live, and raise children in! Melissa
