CORSAR card confusion
Despite what people write on forums, the CORSAR card is *not* insurance. Read More …
My views on life, the universe, and everything.
Despite what people write on forums, the CORSAR card is *not* insurance. Read More …
Our two-year wedding anniversary celebrated in Taos, NM.
A vocation vs an avocation…and trying to do both.
Interest, attempts and coverage of record-breaking on America’s long trails is increasing. Here’s my own nickel’s thoughts on why… Read More …
The origins of the phrase “Embrace the Brutality” for the CDT.
A look at the concept known as trail magic and the controversy around it. Trail Magic is the term used to describe the wonderful, unexpected things that happen to thru-hikers during their hike. – The Thru-Hiker’s Hand Book, 1998 edition. Read More …
The joy of the simple pleasures.
A look at a cool collection of older, but very serviceable, outdoor gear.
A recent article in High Country News was titled The Death of Backpacking. Hyperbole? No basis in fact? My own .05 worth… Read More …
An overlook at a favorite book of mine: Cadillac Desert. Read More …
All about the phenomenon known as the Sunday Blues.
A guest post I made over on the Gossamer Gear blog site: The Weekend Warrior
My contribution to the latest trend making the hiking website circle: The Liebster Award.
Some musings on a favorite quote from a favorite book by Colin Fletcher Read More …
Thru-hikers have extensive experience in the outdoors. But it is a very specialized experience.
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Enjoy the outdoor time any chance you get. Even if it just a short stroll.
What if I did the Appalachian, Pacific Crest and Continental Divide trails again? Here’s what I’d do A fairly common question on the hiking forums from people new to thru-hiking is asking “What would you do differently on your Read More …
Why solo wilderness adventures? What is it about being alone in the wilderness that may be appealing to certain people? Here’s my own personal perspective. Read More …