A simple backcountry field repair kit
A light and practical kit for emergency gear repairs in the field. Read More …
A light and practical kit for emergency gear repairs in the field. Read More …
Light, nearly free, and very useful – the Tyvek mailing envelope stuff sack. Read More …
A pacrkrafting trip up Dominguez Canyon, over the Umpcompaghre, and down to the Gunnison to float back to the truck. Read More …
A weekend of camping, backpacking, and hosting friends as we went on a local hike in town. Read More …
Are you a vertically challenged hiker? Get a titanium step stool! Read More …
Another trip we planned looking at the map and wondering what might get located on it. Read More …
My first video in almost two years! What is it like to live in Moab? Here’s my biased view. Read More …
A $10 and 5 oz, one-quart cookpot makes an excellent solution when backpacking for two. Read More …
…and we’ll be in a Moab for a while. Read More …
If you try to prepare for every contingency you may find you end up ill-prepared for what you need to do. Read More …
Sr. Helene, a no-nonsense nun, is a woman I think of on March 8th every year. Read More …
Some roaming out and about before the next couple of weeks tied Joan and me up with some in-town work. Read More …
More putzing around and killing time. Except we backpacked for the first time this year. Read More …
Another cold-weather camping trip in place with red rocks, canyons, images, and striking scenery. Read More …
A look at a corporate schwag giveaway puffy. Something I think you’ll find in consignment and thrift stores in the years ahead. Read More …
The past two weeks have found Joan and me busy. But not so busy we can’t get away for a couple of days. Read More …
A winter trip to The Needles District of Canyonlands. Read More …
Changing plans. heading home, and enjoying our backyard. Read More …