For decades, a legendary symbol of 1960s counterculture sat buried beneath blackberry vines and overgrowth in a swampy portion of a Pleasant Hill farm property.
More than 20 years after that emblem was heaved from the sludge, it will be given a new life.
Ken Kesey’s legacy is, in part, defined by his books, his involvement with the Grateful Dead and his influence in shirking the status quo. Part of his life was shaped by fateful road trips that became legend…