The Mountains are Calling
The Mountains are CallingRamblings about writing, hiking, and the outdoors
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The body remembers
Over the years, I’ve lost a couple of hiking partners, one to pickleball and another to dog agility. One, I hiked over a thousand miles with, and the other loved backpacking more than I did. I lost another day hiking partner to…I don’t know...
Colorado Fit
It was day four of our high elevation backpacking trip in the Maroon Bells, and I felt great! This was a marked change from the previous three days, where I trudged breathlessly up the 12,500 foot passes, regretting every choice I had put i...
It's not a tragedy
My small house has some downsides. As cute as it is, looking all Alaska log-cabin-y with a loft, it has zero storage, so it looks cluttered and messy all the time. A bike currently occupies the “living room”, which is also the yoga room, th...
Lying on Rocks Like Lizards
After loving a place, or a person, long enough, you want to go deeper. Some people, and some places, will let you, while others close themselves off with steep rock walls, uncrossable rivers, dangerous snowfields. You have to decide if the ...
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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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