Irrational Adventure
Dan Watt, McKensie MarieBecause you don't enjoy life by making smart and rational decisions.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 40 | Subscribers | Read | theirrationaladventure.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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The art of knowing when to turn back
A few weeks ago, I was lying on the sofa feeling weaker than I have in a long time. I found myself feeling a little sorry for myself. Just a few weeks into my training, I was ill and unable to venture out onto the hills. As the fading light...
Weathering through wind and rain
I have grown to love autumn. The crisp cold, the crunching leaves, and the golden colours. But it was only recently that my love for this season became unbridled by my former contempt for the ‘bad’ weather that comes with it.
Life, loss, and the memories that remain
Having only recently moved from city life to rural Scotland, it’s become apparent that my day to day connection to death, loss and the cycles of life has been heavily sheltered. Moving out into the countryside, this balance has shifted more...
The valley of the roaring stags
The first fallen leaf of the season held gently along its final golden journey.
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Scottish-Italian living in the Scottish Highlands. Passionate about slow living, cycling, and making everyday an adventure.
Writer, editor, and strategist working at the intersections of language, justice, and collective care. Rooted in storytelling and a growing foraging practice, I believe in slowness, accessibility, and interconnectedness.
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