2023 in review
A look over 2023 with some photos and a few thoughts. Read More …
News of what is going in my life or this website.
A look over 2023 with some photos and a few thoughts. Read More …
Are you interested in looking over and reviewing a headlamp? Sunblesa is currently looking for testers. Read More …
A look at 2022. Some sentiment, some snark, and lots of photos. Read More …
…and we’ll be in a Moab for a while. Read More …
The annual waxing of the poetic and looking at the past year. Or skip the prose and see the photos! Read More …
The Trek published my thoughts on backcountry campfires. Happy to have a larger and different audience discuss this important issue. Read More …
My year in review. A year I found disappointment but also much happiness. Read More …
Borrowing an idea from well-known outdoor writer Chris Townsend, I am instituting a tip jar of sorts. If you like what you read, tip me a cup of coffee. Read More …
A different Moab guiding gig in 2020 – Deep Desert Expeditions. Mike Coronella, the owner, is one of the co-creators of the Hayduke Trail. Read More …
2019 proved to be an excellent year in continuing to make Moab my home. Read More …
I’ll be giving away two copies of this book. Tell me about a beginner backpacker in your life and why they might like this book. Read More …
The winners of the Wanderlust USA giveaway. Read More …
I’ll be giving away two copies of the latest book by Cam Honan: Wanderlust USA by Gestalten. Tell me your best outdoor volunteering story for 2019. Read More …
Want to buy some stickers, t-shirts, magnets, or even pint glasses? Check out the Cafe Press store. Read More …
I am pleased to announce that Joan plans to contribute some articles on a regular basis. Read More …
My book focused on beginner backpackers will be available on Sept 3rd. And pre-order copies are available for a discount. Read More …
My plans for the summer of 2019. If I don’t get back to your inquiry right away, here’s why. 🙂 Read More …
Keeping busy. But not with a beige box, 48-hour on-call “Crisis of The Century.” Instead, red rocks…and a book deal! Read More …