The following is the personal account of a single, long-winded individual’s experiences living and working in Antarctica. No part of it has been reviewed or in any way endorsed by the United States Antarctic Program… Read More »The SPOT Diaries, SPOT 1 part 3: up the Leverett
At some point in the ten months since I’d last ridden in a bona-fide airplane from Allentown to Atlanta, American Airlines had begun1 a probably legal but morally questionable program of deceiving passengers leaving from… Read More »Disorganized notes on the Continental Divide Trail, post-script: going on vacation
Day 141: 04 September, 10.9 miles today, 2299.4 miles total, Glacier NP After a night of sporadic light rain and wind so violent it shook the small cabin I’d split with Elf, the acrid smell… Read More »Disorganized notes on the Continental Divide Trail, part 21: It’s always something