Gear review: Deuce of Spades
A lightweight, durable and compact trowel for doing what needs to be done. Useful in more popular backcountry areas. Read More …
A lightweight, durable and compact trowel for doing what needs to be done. Useful in more popular backcountry areas. Read More …
A brief explanation of what is “rotten snow”. And why it is best to not plan on extended travel in these conditions. Read More …
There was only one incident where I ever felt threatened by a wild animal. Where? In the “wilds” of Rhode Island. Read More …
A few hours in the foothills with my camera? It means looking for spring wildflowers. Read More …
The Land and Water Conservation Fund was reinstated. A victory for the outdoors! Read More …
Some gear concepts boggle the mind for three-season backpacking. Why are they so popular? A very opinionated list. Read More …
How to plan, have a measure of safety but still have a sense of discovery when outdoors? Read More …
A spring snow storm is a bridge between the seasons. Read More …
It has been a fun three years of beer, trails and nonsense, but it is time for me to move on. Read More …
Car camping, road tripping, doing trail work or even a trailhead bivy? Here’s an overview of stoves that may work. Read More …
A look at “The End of Night” by Paul Bogard. The subtitle of the book says it all: Searching for Darkness in an age of artificial light. Read More …
An odd pack that is “neither fish nor fowl”, but ends up being surprisingly useful. Read More …
A frayed piece of utility cordage? Here’s a very simple way to help prevent it from fraying further. Read More …
Seeking wildness and a remote experience in the High Plains of New Mexico. Read More …
I am pleased to announce that I have received my first outdoor gear and clothing sponsor: Goodwill Industries International. Read More …