Craig Giffen's Ho-Hum Web Page

Historical Photo of the Day

May 1980 Yakima, WA.

My mom, sister, and I after Mt. St. Helens erupted. Funny, I'm 31 45 now and I still have the same fashion sense.

Please note, I haven't changed the layout of this "homepage" in about 20 years. (this is before "blogs" existed kids). Just view the source of this page to see how old it is, actual <FONT> tags, HTML color codes with no pound signs, tables!

Random Stuff I've Made

Signs of the Pacific Crest Trail, about 4,267 of them! New for 2018!

Videos I shot over the years.

Me trying to find the photo location from the album cover of Combat Rock by The Clash. back in 2012.

The T-Shirts of Heavy Metal Parking Lot.

My other homepage.

July 2014, On the exact 13th anniversary (to the minute) of The Human Clock going online, I launched Human Clock TV.

I have a popular planning program for the Pacific Crest Trail.

I made a Human Calendar in 2007.

Back in 2001, I started Human Clock which takes up a lot of my free time. No, I don't make money from it, but Time Magazine had it for one of their 50 favorite sites of 2006, plus Jeff Bridges gave it props with a sketch on his homepage...so my Big Lebwoski-nerd friends think I'm cool.

Check out my MacAquarium!

Travels & Adventures

I hiked the Pacific Crest Trail in 2013 (this time the whole way in one go).

Between Feb 2002 and March 2003 I rode my bicycle around Australia.

In 1996 I finished walking the 2665 mile Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada. (pictures soon) [2018 note: it has been 20 years now that this "pictures soon" text has been on here]

I biked from Canada to Mexico via the Pacific Coast Highway in 1997.(pictures soon)

Pictures of logging on the Pacific Crest Trail.

Music Related Goodies

Music Related pictures I have taken over the past few years.

Me talking to Chuck D. (550k .wav).

Some postings from August 9, 1995 to the Grateful Dead newsgroup. (110k)

My CGI/Perl Programs

My PCT Planning Program that I wrote in 1997. This program enables a prospective PCT hiker to plan a hike along the Pacific Crest Trail, which is a 2665 mile long hiking trail running from Mexico to Canada. In addition to projecting arrival times, this program will also generate cross-section graphs of the selected hike.

The Pacific Crest Trailway is finally online. It's a PCT guidebook from 1945.

I wrote a Perl script which takes a delimited text file from Access 97 and generates about 600 interactive webpages for my bootleg tape list.

PLEASE NOTE

This website is horribly out of date, like, it has been 19 years since I updated the age graphic above.

This web page was created as Mother Nature intended, with a text editor.

© 1994-2018
Daniel Craig Giffen
If you want to email me, send me an email though the humanclock.com website.