The Mountains are Calling
The Mountains are CallingRamblings about writing, hiking, and the outdoors
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Beautiful Dangerous Things
We ski through diamonds. This is one of my favorite things about winter, the surface hoar that forms on top of the snow when the air is cold, the relative humidity is high, and the wind is still. When the sun catches this layer, the snow sp...
Wheel in the Sky Keeps on Turning
Decades ago, a maintenance man at one of the national parks where I had spent a season watched as I loaded up my Chevette, bound for the open road. “I hope you find what you’re looking for,” he said in the know-it-all tone of a local, one w...
Not Fade Away
Decades ago I filled in on a wildfire “fire use” team at a southern region national monument. On our down time, my co-worker Tara and I hiked the trails, walking among lithic scatter and colorful pottery remnants. A park employee told us th...
November is hard.
If you’re like me, November is the hardest month. You go from long sunny days outside to unsettled, grim weather in what feels like twenty-four hours. The roads to the trailheads become a skim of ice and new snow, impossible to reach. Even ...
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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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