Adventure Journal

Issue 3

2016
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Adventure Journal Issue 3
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In This Issue
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Intro Intro By Stephen Casimiro
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Appreciation The Archivist of Surf Thanks to one man's obsession, the sport's ever-growing history is in good hands By Steve Hawk
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Moments Moments: Grand Canyon Slow Ride In 1976, a group of friends spent more than three months running the Colorado, a feat that will never be repeated By Stephen Casimiro
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Recommended Reading Recommended Reading Three books for some cold weather By Emily White
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Etymology Etymology: Friluftsliv The Norwegian concept of connecting with nature has inspired poets, philosophers, and polar explorers By Stephen Casimiro
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Feature Alpine Extreme In Europe, the pursuit of radically committed ski lines is reaching new heights By Derek Taylor
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Feature Lost and Found Liz Clark has had many animal companions in 10 years at sea. This is the story of one of them By Liz Clark
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The Secret Climb of Bob Jones Recently, an unknown alpinist claimed he'd made the first ascent of Denali's most popular route three years before the legendary Brad Washburn did it in 1951. Was he really first—or is he yet another adventure fraud? By Jonathan Waterman
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One Long Ride Southern California's San Onofre has been a mecca for surfers of all ages and abilities for nearly a century, but with its lease expiring, San-O faces an uncertain future By Kimball Taylor
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Feature Rock, Paper, Regret Stealing mineralized wood from the Petrified Forest brings with it a curse By Stephen Casimiro
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Feature This Wild Sky North of Alaska's Arctic Circle, a hunt for sustenance tells the story of a changing world By Seth Kantner
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Feature Love in the Current Water was where they connected, and water took them where they needed to go By Krista Langlois
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Feature Sensory Underload Testing the limits of the human senses on an Alaskan Icefield By Craig Childs
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Historical Badass Historical Badass: Without the Apparent Aid of Logic Colin Fletcher walked the length of California, navigated the Colorado River from source to sea, and wrote the book that launched a million backpacking trips By Stephen Casimiro
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Dirt Republic The longest off-road bike trail in America is nearly twice as long as the Great Divide. Don't be embarrassed if you've never heard of it By Sarah Swallow
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Three Square Three Square Own, rent, or borrow your winter retreat, we have a few recipes to bring the cabin vibes home to you, wherever you are By Megan McDuffie and Michael van Vliet
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Portfolio Portfolio: The Patagonia Collection By Stephen Casimiro
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Resources Resources Beta, details, URLs, and more By Stephen Casimiro
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