Land Ethic 101: Part 2. Why We Need a Land Ethic
Now that we know what a land ethic is, it’s a good time to discuss why we need one.
Now that we know what a land ethic is, it’s a good time to discuss why we need one.
Whether you love to run, want to push yourself a little, or just want to enjoy some beautiful scenery, I’ve found no better race than Vacation Races National Park Half Marathons.
Lots of people think that they can’t have an adventure right now, because they don’t have time, they don’t have much money, and they think they don’t have the opportunity. If you feel that way too, don’t worry — I’m going to tell you how you can have an adventure right now. Seriously, right now.
As we all dig out of the polar vortex, you may worry that Inkling turned into a pupsicle. The sub-zero temperatures, multiple feet of snow, and ice everywhere made things tough for her, but we got her two presents that made the winter manageable. Here’s how she stayed active as a snow-dog this year.
If you’re in the market for a new adventure vehicle, you may be surprised to learn that the best option might be an old truck. It seems counter-intuitive, but sometimes everything old is new again. Here’s how that worked out with my “new” 2001 Ranger.
As you may know, toward the end of 2018, Clarissa and I packed up our
Happy new year everyone! That’s right, 2018 is over and here we are in 2019;
I’ve been a big advocate of microadventure since reading Alastair Humphreys’ book, Microadventures: Local Discoveries
I know lots of people that perpetually seek out new lifehacks. They endlessly try to
In last week’s post I mentioned that I was excited about having a National Forest
For the last five years the Quad Cities have been my home, and the area
Does great gear always cost a lot? While often you get what you pay for, the Mora Companion shows that sometimes you can get a whole lot for just a little.