Western Snap shirts vs. Sun Hoodies- Hot and Dry Weather
I’ve tried several sun hoodies over the years. I still find my poly-cotton Western snap shirt works better in hot, dry weather. Here’s why. Read More …
I’ve tried several sun hoodies over the years. I still find my poly-cotton Western snap shirt works better in hot, dry weather. Here’s why. Read More …
A trip to an area we usually see in May and not March. Read More …
Some local hiking others parts our life take precedence. Read More …
Some volunteering and camping locally. Read More …
Public lands once felt like places anyone could enter with a pair of boots and a bit of curiosity. Today they feel increasingly exclusive. A lesson from a Rhode Island nun still lingers. Read More …
Three dimensional hiking near home. Read More …
A look at some effective sun hoodies for cool to cold weather use. Read More …
A walk on a late winters’ day. Read More …
Thoughts on two years balancing my trade with my passion at the National Park Service, and on still processing the decision to leave. Read More …
Public lands increasingly look less like shared landscapes and more like economic assets. From Moab to Big Bend, the pattern keeps repeating. Read More …
A transitional weekend from this warm and dry winter to the upcoming spring season. Read More …
Solid, grid, Alpha, and Octa fleece for backpacking and hiking. Real-world durability, breathability, cost, and when each layer works best. Updated Feb 2026. Read More …
And now some geek talk but explained plainly – Turning my circa 2019 laptop in a usable workstation going forward. Read More …
A long over due trip due to a bug that hit us. Read More …
Some moderate hiking as we recovered from the flu. Read More …
Here are some “small, good things.” Read More …
Local meanderings in winter. Read More …
What is a professional outdoors person? Who knows for sure. But I am an avowed amateur. Post Script for 2026 Read More …