
Paralysis by Analysis
A look at paralysis by analysis that I think stops people from getting out in the wild places. Read More …
My views on life, the universe, and everything.
A look at paralysis by analysis that I think stops people from getting out in the wild places. Read More …
Some thoughts on maps, miles, and giving people the tools to see what they want to see. Read More …
A piece inspired by a recent article in the Florida Phoenix about a private corporation now controlling access to public lands. Read More …
More thoughts about Whitman almost a decade later since I took my solo Walk Across Southern Utah. Read More …
A review? A philosophical look at gear? Navel gazing? Or recognizing I seem to run on caffeine, sarcasm, and stubbornness most days? Read More …
We celebrate not the trail, but the wild places it passes through. – Ray Jardine, PACIFIC CREST TRAIL HIKER’S HANDBOOK, 1996 Read More …
Call it climate change, weather events, cycles, or bad juju. But there are more fires, swings in snow levels, droughts, closures, etc. Some thoughts. Updated July 2025 Read More …
I am contemplating an extended walk in New England this Autumn. This post comes back to mind. If all goes well, I will be returning to what sparked my love of the outdoors nearly 40 years ago. Read More …
Another “Baker’s Dozen” of favorite camping spots. A sequel of sorts to what I wrote in 2017. Rather than specific places it is areas we enjoy. Read More …
A longer term review of the LightHeart Gear micogrid fleece hoodie. Made in the USA, readily avialable, warm and fuzzy, but best for people who run cold or static use. Read More …
Why I stopped counting ounces with my gear…at least precisely. Updated for 2025. Read More …
The 2015 version of a 1995 holiday newsletter (as I am too old/lazy to do a 2025 TikTok video) .
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We just returend from seventeen days away in Texas going to Hueco Tanks, Big Bend National Park, and Davis Mountain State Park. Some initial thoughts. Read More …
All about the “Sunday Night Blues.” Read More …
Gaia is now potentially new sharing tracks and GPX waypoints unless you mark it as private. And based on their past behavior, I don’t trust them for legacy tracks. Read More …
What got directed as an insult months ago seems less an insult and more of an aspirational idea worth striving for. Read More …
A look over 2023 with some photos and a few thoughts. Read More …
The gear pick of the year for 2023? The best gift for any outdoors person – The Gift of Time. Read More …