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Monthly Archives: July 2013

Rooooaaaadtrip!!!

July 19, 2013by david pablo cohn Leave a comment

When they say “getting there is half the fun,” the implication is that being there is the other half, which doesn’t leave a lot in the First National Bank of […]

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Jetsetting

July 17, 2013by david pablo cohn 8 Comments

Okay, it’s not that I’m trying to make people envious. It’s just that coincidences and improbabilities seem to pop up more in the Pabloverse than in most other places. Case […]

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Salt

July 14, 2013by david pablo cohn 1 Comment

The best brief description was that it was a shanty town. A shanty town floating along the Sacramento River Delta. Manned by young hot pirates. With power tools. Oh, and […]

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Night on Water

July 14, 2013by david pablo cohn Leave a comment

Night is a sort of mask we wear. Not to really disguise ourselves, but to give ourselves permission to be someone, something we aren’t during the day. Really, electric lights […]

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Rafting Up

July 12, 2013by david pablo cohn Leave a comment

Rafting up turned out to be remarkably straightforward. We overnighted anchored with another houseboat (“Glow Lounge”) about 500’ from the initial three Dromhaven boats, and gave them a call in […]

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On a Boat

July 11, 2013by david pablo cohn 1 Comment

Morning, after a quiet night, and I’m bracing myself for the inevitable stress, yelling, conflict and inevitable random acts of stupidity of getting all the houseboats rafted up. Ephemerisle has […]

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Well, that was fun.

July 8, 2013by david pablo cohn 22 Comments

Apparently, the understated Edmund Hillary’s first words upon reaching camp after he and Tenzing Norgay summited Everest were “Well, George, we knocked that bastard off.” Made it sound casual, making […]

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Well – that was exciting…

July 5, 2013by david pablo cohn 1 Comment

What’s the Fourth of July without an uncontrolled brushfire? Yeah. We were down at the beach below Lauren’s, watching others along the waterfront setting off some of the more serious […]

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Island Time

July 3, 2013by david pablo cohn 1 Comment

A man could get used to this. Lauren and Stephen have a little 15 power telescope set up on the porch, overlooking Elger Bay, west of their perch on Camano […]

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Seattle

July 1, 2013by david pablo cohn 1 Comment

I swear, it’s magic. Devon and I dragged Jeremy out of bed at eight this morning and piled him and a duffle of clothes into the back of the plane. […]

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David Pablo Cohn

I’m David Cohn, known informally as “pablo”. Former Google Research Scientist, now other stuff: writer, flight instructor, folk musician, travel blogger, Antarctic tech support guy, dad and - if you can believe it - farmer.

I help run Natembea, a collaborative farm in Port Townsend that provides land and community for young farmers.

My writing tends toward explorations of how our lives intersect with those of others and with the world around us.

You can read my short stories over at Medium.com, support my writing via Patreon, or grab a copy of my new book over at at Montemayor Press..

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