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It’s amazing to see this cabin. I’ve thought so much about it. Kerouac had so many awakenings here.
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Kerouac’s cabin on Desolation Peak, when he was a fire lookout for 63 days, alone with just Mt. Hozomeen (below) out his window. He wrote about this time in the first book of Desolation Angels:
“I wake up and I’m on Desolation peak, and the firs are motionless in the blue morning—Two butterflies comport, with worlds of mountains as their backdrop—My clock ticks the slow day—While I slept and traveled in my dreams all night, the mountains didnt move at all and I doubt they dreamed…I look up and there’s mighty Hozomeen redbrown pinnacles high in the sky”