FIRN
Immy Sykes, Emily AnkersIncomplete thoughts & writings on travelling through the outdoors. Like a field of firn found on a mountainside, these are musings not yet solidified under foot.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | immycycles.substack.com |
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The serviceberry of rock climbing
Please note, if you choose to listen to my recording, there is a tiny bit of a waffle and then 3 seconds before the transcript starts. Feel free to speed me up to 1.2x
I've got no motivation to write, so please have whatever thoughts are in my head
I am currently exhausted, and the weird blue-orange glow of my laptop is making me feel sick. Much of my time is spent huddled around this insipid little 13 inch screen; from 8am til lunch, then lunch til 4.30pm, and then again from about 7...
The porridge pot, and the privilege of getting to know your dad via bike
‘Have you seen these?’ my dad asks one morning, eyes bright, face full and shining. He’s holding up a small paper pot with a yellow Quaker label on the front.
Yeah, but what's in it for me? Why I don't think outdoor brands should be in charge of community
New: I am experimenting with a very unedited recording of me reading this piece to perhaps improve accessibility. I regularly send my friends 10 minute voice notes on similar subjects, so now you too can get that same experience! Set playba...
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A cyclist, runner and general outdoors botherer.
PhD Candidate: rock climbing, women and gender, health & wellbeing | Freelance researcher, writer & editor | Very average climber, hiker & traveller | Carer for my disabled partner
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