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Kesey'S Jail Journal: Cut The M************ Loose-used Henry D. Thoreau Since The Fall Of TheFour Years After The Legendary 1964 Bus Trip Immortalized In Tom Wolfe'S Electric Koolaid Acid Test, Ken Kesey Began Serving Time In San Mateo County Jail For Pot Possession. Transferred To An Experimental Lowsecurity 'Honor Camp' In The Redwood Forest, He Spent Six Months Clearing Brush And Immersing Himself In The Life Of The Jail Community, Attempting To 'Bring Light And Color' To It. 'This Is Crazier Here Than The Nuthouse Ever Was,' Kesey Noted,