Social Media ethics
An article I recently wrote for TrailGroove Magazine about the ethics of social media. “Obscurity, not secrecy” Read More …
My views on life, the universe, and everything.
An article I recently wrote for TrailGroove Magazine about the ethics of social media. “Obscurity, not secrecy” Read More …
Let’s celebrate the first day of winter! Read More …
A look over 2017. A year of transition. A year that started off with too much time being taken from me. And ended with me giving the gift of time to myself. Read More …
Does everything have to be accessible? Can’t some places remain wild? Read More …
Some thoughts on the recent announcement about the proposed reduction of National Monuments. Read More …
One last post for my Utah walk. Songs stuck in my head while being out by myself. Call it a bonus post. Read More …
Thoughts on the proposed NPS fee increases. Ad what it means for the wild and egalitarian nature of our parks. Read More …
One chapter is ended. Time to start a new one. Read More …
A joke I posted online recently that people seem to enjoy. Succinctly sums up each of the “Big Three” trails. Read More …
Find an old trail on a map or even stumble upon it? That’s a Ghost Trail. And it is an interesting way to walk a little bit of forgotten outdoor history. Read More …
In the near future, most NPS campground will be privatized. And connected. Some thoughts on an ongoing trend. Read More …
Is hiking off-trail ethical? And, assuming this type of hiking is ethical, what is the best way to preserve these ethics? Read More …
This lightweight “backpacking fad” is not that new or a fad. Despite what some people may state. Read More …
A socially acceptable chemical stimulant to increase my time bank funds when driving to a trailhead late at night. Read More …
A new one even for me: A $40 plastic utility bucket being praised by an outdoor gear blog? Cripe. Read More …
The mountain landscapes are impressive. I still love me some wildflowers, though. Read More …
A phenomenon that is becoming more common in Colorado. Read More …
How to do a fast hike? The real question is how to hike all day consistently. And then repeat. Here are some ideas. Read More …