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Trail Names

Mason Colby

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Trail Names #11 - Cycling trainers

I checked the weather forecast today and it said there will be an extra 1 minute and 57 seconds of daylight tomorrow. I’m ready for every extra second! For now, I’m working out in the garage on my trainer. I must say I actually kind of like...

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Trail Names #10 - 4x4: backpacks

We don’t call it tenting or sleeping bagging, we call it backpacking. You can sleep in a tent in your backyard—which is fun!—but if a backpack is involved, there’s going to be at least a little bit of adventure. So let’s talk about backpack...

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Trail Names #9 - 4x4: sleeping bags

This week in the Big 4 (see #7 for a definition) I look at some sleeping bag and quilt names. After the blandness of last week’s sleeping pad names, sleeping bags were more fun. There are way more bags than pads on the market, so it makes s...

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Trail Names #8 - 4x4: sleeping pads

In January I’m looking at 4 names in each of the Big 4 gear categories in turn (4x4). Ultralight backpackers refer to your pack, shelter, sleeping bag/quilt and sleeping pad as the Big 4 because that’s where there’s the most potential for s...

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  • Mason Colby

    I like words and language. I like being outside. "I know noble accents And lucid, inescapable rhythms; But I know, too, That the blackbird is involved In what I know." -Wallace Stevens

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