You get what you pay for?
Looking a bit closer at this often stated trope. Read More …
My views on life, the universe, and everything.
Looking a bit closer at this often stated trope. Read More …
I made a batch of Neapolitan Ragu this past weekend. Better known as tomato sauce. Or “Sunday Gravy.” Read More …
Bison, to me, is the most American of animals. Read More …
Some Friday evening musings of when a backpacking trip becomes a thru-hike. Read More …
Some thoughts on the government shut down, its effects on public lands, and what it might mean for the future. Read More …
If I had to summarize 2018 succinctly? “One of the best years of my life.” Read More …
Thoughts on the popularity of Reality Backpacking TV. Read More …
With all these unboxing videos coming out for the Holidays, you know what we need? A review of the boxes. Read More …
Try to not to make “museum displays” as those displays can destroy the archeological record. Read More …
“Everything in its place.” That culinary phrase, when applied to outdoor pursuits, helps maximize time in the outdoors and makes it more enjoyable. Read More …
Some musings on how industry terms for outdoor gear become marketing buzz. And how people use buzzwords to purchase gear without thinking what the terms mean. Read More …
Yogi Berra may be a baseball Hall of Famer. But his Zen-like koans are perhaps his most lasting legacy. And many of these observations apply to the outdoors. Read More …
A few thoughts on Pumpkin Beer as I settle in my new home. ‘Tis the Season. With apologies to the fine people of Delaware. Read More …
One year ago today, my life became much different. Read More …
Damn. I wrote my 1000th post at some point in Canada. Some quick thoughts on this dubious milestone. 🙂 Read More …
The first part of my Great Divide Trail thru-hike from Robson to Jasper. Read More …
The road trip portion of my sabbatical has come to an end. Here are some random thoughts about being on the road since late November 2017. Read More …
The Appalachian Trail is not wilderness nor is it isolated. But it is a trail gives many people a sense of the wild and a sense of nature. Read More …