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King of the Road
by Cherrymagic, posted November 30, 1999
Have you ever wanted to just take off and see the world? What stopped you? Nothing's stopping Ramon Stoppelenburg. Like many students, Ramon wanted to travel extensively while life still afforded him the opportunity. Also like many students, he lacked the funds to do so. Inspired by the web site www.sendmeadollar.com, Ramon decided to beg nor for cash, but for places to stay.

Tulsa's Kite Gypsy
by Cherrymagic, posted November 30, 1999
E.W. Redmond is Tulsa's own Kite Gypsy, and the world-record holder for consecutive days of kite flying - as of the Solstice on December 22, 1999, he'd flown for 721 consecutive days. For each flight, E.W. recruits a lucky witness who is presented with that day's kite as a remembrance.

I Kiss You!
by Cherrymagic, posted November 30, 1999
Have you met Mahir Cagri yet? This unassuming Turkish man may well be a Chauncey Gardiner for the new millennium.

Ten Questions: The Cherrymagic Interview

The Interview: Speed
by Cherrymagic, posted February 15, 2001
When we first discovered Speed, we knew we liked his work - turns out he has a very cherry attitude, as well. We caught up with the artist in one of the dark alleys of cyberspace, where he was kind enough to submit to our barrage of questions.

The Interview: Ramon Stoppelenburg
by Cherrymagic, posted November 30, 1999
May 1, 2001: Ramon Stoppelenburg sets out to travel the world, relying on the kindness of strangers for lodging and transportation. In March of 2001, Ramon launched the website Let-Me-Stay-For-A-Day - and in no time, he was flooded with invitations from around the world. We were delighted when Ramon agreed to answer our Ten Questions.