Right? Iāve wondered that for a long time. So I looked around a bit. I found some answers that mostly point to it being a fictitious place but based off of an area of Scotland. The original folk song was sometimes known as The Bonnie Lass of Fyvie-O. These are all just speculation based off of clues from lyrics as well as some notes that Robert Hunter had taken down. We may never know. But itās definitely mentioned in numerous songs. Dire-Wolf being the next one that comes to mind and I think it may be referenced in the Terrapin Suite but not completely by name. Sounds like a dissertation topic to me though 
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Seemed appropriate for these days.
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Slow buildupā¦ but when when he starts freestylinā at around 6 minutes:
What a time to be alive.
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Circa 1969ā¦ā¦
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Itās one of those morningsā¦
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āI donāt give a fuck about the FBI, I donāt give a fuck about the CIAā¦ā
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Hi @FattyRoots ā¦ After some weeks surfing Tixtla ? Nexpa ā¦ Had an āclose enconterā with MIBs at San Diego Airport > Smell o dead whas in the boards covers > Microballons of the surfboard repair kit ā¦ hard time > Michoacan Loose pass by safe
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Chicken Brain >>> Latitude 0Ā° Allways 12/12 mode >>> Sea Level
Land of the Epadu > AƧai > Fordland > Pororoca
flatbush baby!
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So perfect in every wayā¦
Thanks for sharing!
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