It took me a little while to come around to the notion of bringing electronics into the backcountry. It’s almost […]
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California: The Value of Natural Beauty
There is something to be said about a state that has more than 50 million people yet still has wilderness. […]
Backcountry Recipes: Perfect Backcountry Popcorn
The smell of freshly popped popcorn wafts up from the stove after the tap-tap of kernels on metal. It’s a […]
Patagonia
Gustavus: Alaska’s finest little city.
Make a fist with your right hand. Point your index finger, bring the back of your hand to eye level […]
Backcountry Recipes: Ultimate Fry-Bake Pizza
After a long day of sea kayaking, alpine climbing or even a mellow day of driving for a weekend car […]
Catalina: Vagabrothers Style
Catalina. A wild island just twenty miles away from the hustle and bustle of Southern California. A few weeks ago, […]
Patagonia: Product, Adventure and Pursuit of the Natural Mystic
Patagonia. The name itself is imbued with myth. Well before the advent and arrival of the tourism industry, the southern […]
The Art of Solo Travel
It’s not easy. It can be frustrating, overwhelming and daunting to even think about. On a solo trip or expedition, […]
Camino de Arte, Gratis: Valparaiso
The port smell of oil and gas, fish and wet wood. It’s a familiar combination that evokes the dock and […]
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