In poetry, photos, and hyperlinks Moonie maps the author’s final road trip through the American Southwest. As the Tea Party crashes the camper's pastoral and security checkpoints gird the scenic wayside, the wild geographies he roams in late 2010 are inversely mirrored in national discourses calling for ever more extreme versions of conformity. But in spite of these climates, Young believes that somewhere in these geographies “someone is bound to be holding a stalk of certainty," to be trusted if you travel off the centralized routes.
