Where in the Wild is Chris?
A weekly podcast and newsletter about Washington's historic fire lookouts—their stories, their history, and the ridiculous things that happen when you decide to visit all of them. And then staff one.
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Fire Lookout Friday: North Twentymile
Last week I wrote about horses, fire lookouts, and potato chips, and what they all have in common: you can’t have just one. I introduced my herd and some of the fire lookouts I’ve been able to revisit on horseback, which feels especially me...
Fire Lookout Friday: Horses, Fire Lookouts, and Potato Chips
Fire lookouts and horses have a long, intertwined history. For much of their existence, fire lookouts were only reachable by horseback. Built with supplies hauled up on mules and horses, lookouts who rode in for the season with everything t...
Fire Lookout Friday: Green Mountain
When you visit all of Washington’s last standing fire lookouts, there are many that stick with you for completely different reasons. Some you remember because of what your body went through to get there. A few weeks ago, I talked about the...
Fire Lookout Friday: Monument 83, Part 2
Last week’s episode of Fire Lookout Friday told the first part of my story to visit what might just be Washington State’s most remote fire lookout, Monument 83. It sent me home twice. Once in -10°F, after a Canadian border agent questioned...
Fire Lookout Friday: Monument 83, Part 1
Some fire lookouts you walk up to on a nice afternoon in July and think: well, that was so pleasant. Others make you earn it. Long approaches, comedic numbers of fallen trees, rough roads, maybe a creek crossing or two. Or three.
And then...
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Photographer, storyteller, USFS fire lookout. Off-grid in the Methow Valley with three horses and a cattle dog. \ud83c\udf3b☀️
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