American_Jihad
Flaming Libs/Koranimals
I like this progressive/liberal, I think you guys should follow his lead into utopia...
Did you watch 'The Legend of Mick Dodge' on NatGeo TV last night? What did you think of it?
Reporter Arwyn Rice
1/8/14
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Here's our story from Tuesday's Peninsula Daily News: "Hoh Rain Forest is site of new National Geographic series; 'The Legend of Mick Dodge' starts tonight'
By Arwyn Rice
Peninsula Daily News
FORKS — Who is Mick Dodge?
Dodge — billed as “the barefoot sensei” — is a resident of the Hoh Rain Forest who, according to National Geographic, has lived “off the grid” in the Pacific Northwest for more than 25 years.
A new documentary, “The Legend of Mick Dodge,” which follows the life of the bearded West End resident, begins at 10 p.m. tonight and Saturday on National Geographic Channel.
Two 30-minute episodes will run on Tuesdays and Saturdays starting at 10 p.m. for three weeks.
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Dodge was not available for an interview with the Peninsula Daily News.
Dodge was born in Forks and grew up in Japan with his father, Ron Dodge, a U.S. Marine, where he studied under a philosophical “sensei,” or teacher, and spent summers with his grandparents in the Hoh, according to his National Geographic biography.
But as an adult, he found the modern world wasn't a good fit, he said in a question-and-answer session for National Geographic.
“The modern cultural story was not 'making sense' to me, lots of good talk about what is wrong, lots of talk about what is right, talk, talk, talk,” Dodge said.
“So I went for a walk. In following my feet, I found myself stepping out of the insulation of the modern world and landing in the earth.”
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Did you watch 'The Legend of Mick Dodge' on NatGeo TV last night? What did you think of it? -- Port Angeles Port Townsend Sequim Forks Jefferson County Clallam County Olympic Peninsula Daily NEWS
Did you watch 'The Legend of Mick Dodge' on NatGeo TV last night? What did you think of it?
Reporter Arwyn Rice
1/8/14
...
Here's our story from Tuesday's Peninsula Daily News: "Hoh Rain Forest is site of new National Geographic series; 'The Legend of Mick Dodge' starts tonight'
By Arwyn Rice
Peninsula Daily News
FORKS — Who is Mick Dodge?
Dodge — billed as “the barefoot sensei” — is a resident of the Hoh Rain Forest who, according to National Geographic, has lived “off the grid” in the Pacific Northwest for more than 25 years.
A new documentary, “The Legend of Mick Dodge,” which follows the life of the bearded West End resident, begins at 10 p.m. tonight and Saturday on National Geographic Channel.
Two 30-minute episodes will run on Tuesdays and Saturdays starting at 10 p.m. for three weeks.
...
Dodge was not available for an interview with the Peninsula Daily News.
Dodge was born in Forks and grew up in Japan with his father, Ron Dodge, a U.S. Marine, where he studied under a philosophical “sensei,” or teacher, and spent summers with his grandparents in the Hoh, according to his National Geographic biography.
But as an adult, he found the modern world wasn't a good fit, he said in a question-and-answer session for National Geographic.
“The modern cultural story was not 'making sense' to me, lots of good talk about what is wrong, lots of talk about what is right, talk, talk, talk,” Dodge said.
“So I went for a walk. In following my feet, I found myself stepping out of the insulation of the modern world and landing in the earth.”
...
Did you watch 'The Legend of Mick Dodge' on NatGeo TV last night? What did you think of it? -- Port Angeles Port Townsend Sequim Forks Jefferson County Clallam County Olympic Peninsula Daily NEWS
