The Mountains are Calling
The Mountains are CallingRamblings about writing, hiking, and the outdoors
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Afternoons in the Department of Loss
Jeremy calls from the insurance company. “We're totalling the vehicle,” he announces. It will, he claims, cost more to repair the side panels from an inattentive driver's failure to yield than the 21 year old truck is worth.
The ridiculous importance of a trail name
Flash and I approached the front desk of the lodge. We had just hiked into Canada on the Pacific Crest Trail and wanted to invite our hiking partner to a celebratory dinner. He had checked in already and disappeared to his room.
Reading the landscape
In Southeast Alaska, we used aerial photos. Muskegs were what we dreamed of, the chance to walk unimpeded through a soggy mat of decaying vegetation vastly preferable to pushing through alder thickets and dense cedar. On the water, where I ...
Unstoppable
There is a point where repeated altitude and exertion turns a person into something other. Hikers call it having your trail legs. I was at that point, sixteen days of climbing above ten thousand feet behind me. It's a rare and effervescent ...
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I hike long distance trails, write books, and try to force adventure into as much time as I have (never enough).
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