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Off to the Mountains
Gone for ten days. Can’t wait. Respond when I get back. Read More …
Gone for ten days. Can’t wait. Respond when I get back. Read More …
A look at the stoves I use for backpacking and camping. Read More …
The humble frisbee makes a great dinner plate for camping: light, durable, inexpensive and effective. Read More …
A trip to the Wild Rivers Recreation Area in the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument. Followed by a trip to Taos. Read More …
Have a lot of water bottles accumulated? Use them as quick and dirty ice packs! Read More …
An inexpensive, light and durable alternative to traditional tent stakes. Read More …
Exploring Carrizo and Picture canyons in the Comanche Grassland. Along with Amache Internment camp and the site of the Sand Creek Massacre. Read More …
The Pawnee National Grassland is (was?) a quiet, desolate and lonely area. But it is rapidly changing. Read More …
The perfect campsite is more that just a list of bullet points to check off. The perfect campsite is something less tangible. Read More …
Some basic knots to know for hiking, backpacking or camping. Works well for daily use, too. Read More …
To the east, on the The Great Plains, may just be where wildness is located. Read More …
Another Thanksgiving spent outdoors. This time in Capitol Reef National Park.
Black Friday? Our Black Friday will be under a night sky in Utah. No deals on big screen TVs, but I am sure the ambiance will be nice.
Another issue of Trail Groove that published some of my articles.
Our two-year wedding anniversary celebrated in Taos, NM.
The easy way to get stakes in the hard ground often found at “improved” campsites. Read More …
A quick overnight camping trip to the Spanish Peaks with someone.
Three days of exploring and camping in the Comanche National Grassland and surrounding areas. Read More …