
RIP Kia Sorento, 2005 – 2020
The Kia Sorento died this past Sunday. Long live the Kia Sorento. Read More …
My views on life, the universe, and everything.
The Kia Sorento died this past Sunday. Long live the Kia Sorento. Read More …
Another “Tales from the trail” as I answer the odd question of how I convinced Joan to backpack. 😉 Read More …
A classic of sorts written six years ago. Read More …
Some thoughts about the Seventh Principle of Leave No Trace: “Be Considerate of Other Visitors.” Read More …
The priority of self vs. the community in outdoor pursuits. And when thinking of the community, you help yourself in the long run. Read More …
The recent flood in Boulder had me thinking: Being an outdoors person works well for disaster preparedness.
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Hey folks, please don’t go to small tourist towns for outdoor recreation. It is irresponsible. Read More …
Less than half of all Americans recreate outdoors, with only one-third recreation ten days or more a year, including day-use activities — some thoughts. Read More …
Joan shares some thoughts on her solo hiking experience. Read More …
Just some thoughts on gear and clothing as the outdoor equivalent of a fashion item. Read More …
I am looking over ten years of outdoor activities that defined a part of my outdoor experience. Read More …
2019 proved to be an excellent year in continuing to make Moab my home. Read More …
Musings on a popular Instagram account, the recent Outside Magazine article about it, and thoughts around click-button activism. Read More …
Some thoughts and impressions on my experience of taking the Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course through NOLS. Read More …
I’ve looked at TrailGroove Magazine before. Here are some benefits of getting a premium subscription. Read More …
The three rules I try to adhere to for guiding. Read More …
Our wealth is our free time. Read More …
Lightweight or even “ultra-lightweight” backpacking is nothing new of course. But when did the term as we now know it come about? Read More …