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Larry Livermore

Larry Livermore August 5, 2011 2 Comments Anderson Valley Advertiser, Art Harwood, Bill Bailey, Boomer's Bar, Laytonville, Laytonville High School, Laytonville Ledger, Lookout, Mendocino County, Mendocino County Observer, Sheila Larson

A Town Called Laytonville

Ed. Note: This article originally appeared in the Anderson Valley Advertiser, most likely in the spring of 1989. If anyone

Larry Livermore August 19, 2010 3 Comments Anderson Valley Advertiser, Arcata, Beth Bosk, Boonville, Bruce Anderson, Carson Mansion, Cleone, Eureka, Ferndale, Garberville, Green Day, Hank Sims, Ingomar Club, Iron Peak, KMUD, KPFA, Laytonville, Lookout, Maximum Rocknroll, Mendocino, Mendocino County, New Settler Interview, North Coast Journal, Rio Dell, Scotia, Spy Rock Road, Trip Advisor, Westport

Return To The Emerald Triangle

Contrary to Thomas Wolfe’s dictum, you can indeed go home again. It’s just that there’s no guarantee home will be

Larry Livermore July 14, 2010March 19, 2022 2 Comments Anderson Valley Advertiser, Emerald Triangle, Iron Peak, Laytonville, Marijuana, Mendocino County, Spy Rock

Oh, Laytonville!

“Hey,” my nephew said, “that place you used to live is in the newspaper.” And so it was; in a

Larry Livermore December 9, 2009 4 Comments Aaron Cometbus, Anderson Valley Advertiser, Bluestockings Books, Gimme Something Better, James Ellroy, Mendocino County, Spy Rock, Writing

Deep In December

I apologize for having left this site devoid of new content for so long, but I’ve been devoting most of

Blog Spy Rock Memories Stories

Larry Livermore November 21, 2009 20 Comments Iron Peak, Lookout, Lookouts, Memoir, Mendocino County, Spy Rock Road

Spy Rock Memories, Part One

My first trip up Spy Rock Road must have been late in the summer of 1980. My brother-in-common-law had bought

Larry Livermore August 27, 2009 19 Comments Green Day, Iron Peak, Kain Kong, Laytonville, Mendocino County, Operation Ivy, Spy Rock, The Lookouts, Tim Armstrong, Tre Cool

Meet The Lookouts

I’d been trying to start a punk rock band for at least two or three years, but The Lookouts finally