Monday, June 30, 2008

Henry Miller Library in Big Sur Saved

Filed under: California | Environment — by Will Kirkland @ 4:41 pm
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The Henry Miller Library in the town of Big Sur is one of my touch stones whenever I go down that way. I always buy a book, sit on the lawn for lunch, re-up my yearly contribution. What a disaster if it had been destroyed. What agony waiting to see if the hot-shot crews could come through. They did.

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