The Last Footprints on the Moon
Mining? A rocket base? Earth’s satellite has never been more popular, but the marks left by Apollo astronauts remain the most important
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Mementos, Notes, and Fragments
Squirrels, blackballs, fireflies, and getting lost in the Darien Gap
Learning to Fly
From injury to pregnancy to that damn rock, navigating an imperfect world on two wheels
Intro
The topography of California’s Joshua Tree National Park is deceptively complex. Driving through the park or hiking one of its most popular trails, you can see across the landscape for miles, and what you see is mostly sloping plains dotted by Joshua trees and boulder archipelagos, with mountains ringing the periphery. It seems impossible that … Read more
Embedded
Gear is more than an enabler of adventure, it’s a repository of memory—and thus, of life
The Pulse of New Wave
It’s the first truly unique way to surf in millennia, but can hydrofoiling rise above the doubt to find acceptance in surfing’s mainstream?
The Sharp End
With research piling up showing fish feel pain, one angler takes on the moral and ethical calculus of continuing to cast