The wild beauty and incorrigible wasteland that is the airport
You’ll find few places as maddeningly frustrating, wildly captivating, and composed of chaos and the “space between spaces” as the wilderness and wasteland that is “The Airport”
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Reflections on my Mount Whitney Experience: Two Years Later
Two years ago I joined two friends in an attempt to summit Mount Whitney, the highest peak in the lower 48. We never made it. Instead, we found ourselves in over our heads and wandering directly into the search for a missing hiker. The experience had a major effect on me —I carry it with me every time I head out into the woods, and I’m a better outdoorsman because of it.⠀⠀⠀⠀
Why the Humble Power Strip Might Be My Ultimate Travel Accessory
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Capitol Reef National Park Might Be My Favorite Park in Utah
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WeeCasa Tiny House Resort: Living Large in a Small Space
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How to Get Yosemite & Other National Parks All to Yourself
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Exploring Arches National Park: On the Road in Utah
Strap yourselves in ladies and gents, we’re headed to Arches National Park. After we parted
More Adventures in the Black Hills and Badlands
Recently we had the good fortune to return to Badlands National Park and the Black
Morning at Bighorn Park and Hiking Back: Mount Whitney, Part 5
This post is the final chapter in a five part story about Mount Whitney. If
Search and Rescue, a Fireside Chat: Mount Whitney, Part Four
This post is the fourth part of a five part story about Mount Whitney. If
Avalanches, Waterfalls, and Glissades: Mount Whitney, Part Three
This post is the third part of a five part story about Mount Whitney. If
Lost Trails and Helicopters: Mount Whitney, Part Two
This post is the second part of a five part story. If you haven’t read