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Hundred Day Haul is a photographic odyssey of the final 100 days of the 1990's. It captures 27,000 miles through 48 US states as the 20th Century expired. The assignment was to shoot 3 rolls of film for 100 days straight. The trip began at Plymouth Rock on September 22nd 1999, and concluded on top of Cadillac Mountain with the first sunrise of 2000. In addition to the thousands and thousands of photographs, I have written a sensational fictitious gonzo-like novel based on the dramatic American events I encountered on the road during the final days of the American Century. This will be released on the ten year anniversary in September 2009. Here are a few nuggets to get you started some of are from the Haul, and many others are from my archives in America. I was a free-spirited twenty seven years old when I took on this project, which in all aspects is based on spontaneous reality. It was a time in America very different from now. One thing note is that all images here were taken with film.