hobos
Death of the American Hobo
If highways and roads are America’s veins, the hundreds of thousands of miles of tracks are like those chakra diagrams in acupuncturists’ offices, the hidden flows of energy that affect the body as a whole.
Trainhopping in Europe
French traveling collective 4TH brave electrified tracks and nuclear power plants to bring hobo culture to Europe.
A Doomed Train-Hopping Trip
Hitchhiking, hot tubs, hiding from the cops, oogles, moped rallies, and beef jerky.
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Drifting for a Day
Gerald and John Beckett are known as Pete and Repeat, the two hobo brothers of Parkersburg, West Virginia. They’re 71- and 73-year-old retired nomads with identical hunched stances and scruffy white facial hair. They dress exactly the same as each...
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