Stories from the Road
Emily EdwardsEssays and opinions about places I've been driving around the country in my van Clementine \ud83c\udf4a 50 states, 100,000 miles, and 48 National Parks later \ud83d\ude90\ud83d\udca8
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Portland, Maine
My mother wanted Maine for her birthday. Like every water-loving Cancer I’ve ever known, she fell in love with the “magical” state on a trip a few years ago and booked a stay for the week at a farmhouse with little cell reception and fewer...
What I'm celebrating when I celebrate America
It’s the week of July 4th. Our 250th year of nationhood. The official celebrations from cage matches on the lawn to a stolen, sparsely-attended festival feel more like the finale of a show that jumped the shark seasons ago than a party. I’m...
The Techification of Outside
A few months ago, I started seeing paid ads on my social media feeds for an upcoming music festival in Denver called Outside Days. As an outdoorsy person who writes about outdoorsy things and follows outdoorsy accounts, it made sense that I...
Boycotting REI
Memorial Day Weekend is the official start to summer and, more importantly, outdoor recreation season. Around this time, everyone from crunchy van-lifers to high-tech mountaineers look to pre-summer sales, and no retail behemoth looms as la...
Memphis, Tennessee (Part One)
The sun was setting over the Mississippi River when I finally arrived in Memphis. Hazy with pollen and murky waters, the golden hour light held out long enough to secure a campsite and build a fire before the stars came out. In the morning,...
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I write about my road trips, public lands, odd corners of the country, nature, seedy history, conspirituality, woo-woo thoughts, and figuring it out as you go
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