
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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If you’ve been following along with Fire Lookout Friday, you know that I’m on my sixth season staffing the Goat Peak fire lookout high above Mazama in North Central Washington State’s beautiful North Cascades. I’ve written about the storms,...
Earlier this month I started my sixth season staffing the Goat Peak fire lookout above Mazama, at the foothills of the North Cascades in North Central Washington State. It’s already been a busy fire season up here, and I had an episode half...
Most of the fire lookouts I’ve written about have been in the Cascades. It’s no surprise since it’s where most of the state’s remaining fire lookouts are located and the North Cascades in particular, are right in my own backyard.
But when...
I’ll do my best to narrate this one, because it gets me in the gut. Since I opened Goat Peak lookout last week for my sixth season of fire duty, I’ve been staring at the northwest horizon, missing an old friend.
Last night, just before sun...
By the summer of 2022, I was itching to get back up on a lookout.
My first season staffing Goat Peak in 2021 had been cut spectacularly short. Between fires and evacuations, the season ended before I’d really found my rhythm. I didn’t get...
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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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