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The article claims Lowell lives "east of the Rocky Mtns"...ok, sure real useful - not. Then claims "with his wife and two children". Dubious - he's 73 years old, unlikely but possible, that his children are living with him. (Of course, they might be just teenagers now, if they were toddlers when the piece was written in 2012, however unlikely that is...) The problem with that claim is the reference (the Wired article) makes NO MENTION of either of those claims. The reference should be removed and maybe even the claims it supposedly supports - unless an actual source can be offered?98.22.50.44 (talk) 03:51, 21 July 2025 (UTC)Reply
The Bio notes at the end of "Hard Nocks"
He currently lives in the plains east of the Rocky Mountains with his wife and two children.
