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I've thought about doing this before, and while researching it I came across this thread about a guy who travelled to 32 states on his ruckus. TotalRuckus :: View topic - The Adventures of Wan - Rucking Across the US! [Part 1] It seems that with a long distance trip on a scooter, you would...

Someone else already recommended it but I will second Roscoe Holcomb. He's probably my favorite banjo player. He has his own way of playing that sounds like he has three other banjo players playing, too. He's also an incredible singer. And as far as mandolin, the only person I can really think...

It's not the safest route, but you can always search mediafire by searching "site:Free File Hosting Made Simple - MediaFire 'artist name'" on google! that's usually what I use.

shit! this is exciting news. one of my friends has one of their album covers tattooed on his arm!

Actually, I just recently made this mix for someone as an introduction to the genre: http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/69318_452172303345_503138345_5275224_6393348_n.jpg

Most definitely! Indian Summer and Moss Icon are two of my favorite bands. I'm always so anxious about turning people onto this style of music because the connotation that comes with the word 'emo.' But anyway, so much good music!

Sounds awesome. I was planning to come through there this summer.

I've been using a tarptent from Tarptent Ultralight Shelters They're pretty expensive, but they're definitely worth it. They're extremely lightweight, less than 2 pounds usually and they're really strong. I have the rainbow right now, (there's also a double rainbow lol) but I can set the tent up...

I would recommend getting a sleeping bag that would be a little cold for the coldest nights you'll have. That way, you can just layer up in those colder nights, but when it's hot outside, you could just leave the bag unzipped or strip down to your skivvies.

I just got a Marmot trestle 0 degree bag a few weeks ago, and I love it. It's a mummy bag, but it still had a lot of room inside it, if you twist and turn in the night.

I've always used a Big Agnes insulated inflatable pad. It's a bit pricey, I think $60 for a new one, but you could try ebay or this forum ( Gear Swap -- BackpackingLight Forums ) My only complaint with it is that it does take a while to completely let out all of the air, but I've found a decent...

Nice to meet you, too. Do you have any of your photos online? I would like to pick your brain sometime about the possible dangers in taking photos while you're wandering.

I've prowled around this website for a while, but this is my first contribution. I'm from a small town in Tennessee, just outside of Knoxville. My travelling experience is limited, but very few minutes go by that the idea isn't active in my noggin'. Last August I drove north to Alaska for a few...