Dan Hewins: The Deck » ambient http://thedeck.danhewins.com 52 songs in 52 weeks: A Deck of Songs in 2009 by Dan Hewins. A song-per-week project. Wed, 12 Jan 2011 21:54:07 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 2009 dhh@hewins.org (Dan Hewins) dhh@hewins.org (Dan Hewins) music 1440 http://thedeck.danhewins.com/dhh/img/deck_144.jpg Dan Hewins: The Deck » ambient http://thedeck.danhewins.com 144 144 52 songs in 52 weeks: A Deck of Songs in 2009 by Dan Hewins. A song-a-week project. 52 songs in 52 weeks: A Deck of Songs in 2009 by Dan Hewins. A song-a-week project. Daniel, Hewing, songs, deck, cards, spades, hearts, diamonds, clubs, weekly Dan Hewins Dan Hewins dhh@hewins.org no no Four of Diamonds: Bosch Loopers (Runners of Woods) http://thedeck.danhewins.com/red/10/15/four-of-diamonds-bosch-loopers-runners-of-woods/ http://thedeck.danhewins.com/red/10/15/four-of-diamonds-bosch-loopers-runners-of-woods/#comments Thu, 15 Oct 2009 06:31:41 +0000 hewins http://thedeck.danhewins.com/?p=186 It's been a tough late-summer. I've been out of commission for most of August and September. But! I fully intend to come back from the dark territory and regain control of this beast called The Deck.

The latest installment was made on September 29. It's called Bosch Loopers, which means runners of woods in Dutch. I'm reading Gotham, the history of New York (until 1898) and I found it in there. It somehow seems appropriate. Or maybe it just sounds good to me.

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