
Written and visual dispatches from our least understood, least protected, and largely unknown public lands managed by the BLM. Part guidebook, inspiration, and travelogue.
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Hello from the Big Apple, where some good old-fashioned thunderstorms are providing the soundtrack to a lot of walking. We will likely see more rainy days this month than we see in an entire year in Los Angeles, and we’re all pretty psyched...
Gooooood morning from New York City.
I’m here for another few weeks with my family while my oldest daughter attends a summer arts conservatory at the college she’s hoping to attend next fall. I assumed that by leaving the West behind, we’d...
On fatherhood, red flag weather warnings, and making last second decisions with a 5th grader.
Last week, in part 1, I left off here:
The Warner Mountains, the edge of the Great Basin, and the ridgeline that divides two watersheds.
Several months back, my 11-year-old daughter Vivian asked if we could go on her first real backpacking trip together.
My 2026 reading so far, plus a few lists of my all-time favorite books.
Something a little different this week. Fifty dispatches feels like a good excuse to spend an entire newsletter talking about books.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer, photographer, walker, and camping junkie. Lover of dusty roads, strong coffee, and BLM land. The Enduring Wild is out now, wherever books are sold.
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