Life as a Traveling Writer
Life as a traveling writer is pretty adventurous.
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The night air was crisp with a faint crackling like someone was ripping a head of lettuce behind a closed kitchen door. I often walk these streets morning, afternoon, night because I need a breather. Sometimes my thoughts take on a path of their own. Continue reading Thoughts from the Streets of Querétaro
I woke up this morning and realized that I’ve been blogging on a weekly basis for over a year. These are my lessons learned.
Continue reading Lessons Learned from a Year of Blogging
In early October I traveled to Nova Scotia, Canada to write an article for Climbing Magazine and to participate in a Familiarization Tour (aka Fam Tour, aka press trip) to explore the Northumberland historical counties. This story is about participating in my first Fam Tour, and lessons learned about how to have a successful one. Continue reading How to Have a Successful First Fam Tour: Lessons Learned from a Trip Through Nova Scotia
The sweat was mounting on Ryan Wichelns’ brow. His breath was labored, his hands tiring, his vision narrowed. Like his summit push to Mt. Brooks in Denali National Park in whiteout conditions, what lay ahead was unknown. He talks calmly about it now, but he probably gulped a few times before sending. It being an … Continue reading Ryan Wichelns on Becoming a Freelance Outdoor Writer