The Boothill: Danner Mountain 600 Enduroweave
MILE 0 Last summer I bought a pair of these babies after a friend of mine extolled the virtues of a non-waterproof footwear for hiking in the warmer months. I […]
MILE 0 Last summer I bought a pair of these babies after a friend of mine extolled the virtues of a non-waterproof footwear for hiking in the warmer months. I […]
▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪ T- minus 1 night to PCT: Stayed at Jacumba Hot Springs. They had mineral water swimming pools outside, and a cool little hot spring grotto inside, with a restaurant […]
Hey everybody, greetings from the PCT! This summer, rather than roaming the Cascades and occasionally cobbling up something intelligible for you to read, I’ll be trying to hike to Canada […]
Sometime in the not too distant past, I began using haiku as a way to describe and title my Instagram posts. I’m no haiku expert; I know haiku is Japanese […]
What’s a hiker to do when the going gets rugged and industrial? Strap on a pair of Skechers… RUGGED INDUSTRIAL HIKERS! 25 OCT 2018 – 04 APR 2019 Like I […]
Got down on the Oregon Coast for a few days in mid December, and happened to catch some wild waves in Depoe Bay, OR. High tides and howling winds battered […]
Just off Washington State Route 4, about 14 miles west of Longview, WA is a tiny cemetery, hidden in obscurity and overgrowth. There are only a handful of graves at […]
To many visitors, Pratt Mountain, or simply “The Pratt” as it’s called by woodland hipsters, appears to be a giant heap of talus rising from the montane forest… …and it […]
July 2018 – 25 OCT 2018, RIP I’m currently employed as a garbageman. It’s a tough job, and it’s a boot destroyer. This pair of Rugged Industrial Hikers fit well […]
Walking ’round Waptus River for a few days in October… A mishmash of mushrooms grew from the dampened earth, but only a few were of the edible sorts. Saw one […]