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Axle Ethington's Guide to Yosemite
I think we’ve all seen those old iconic photos that Ansel Adams has taken in Yosemite. The black and whites of Half Dome and the valley floor. And if you're like me they left you with a longing desire to make your way to the park to have an adventure of your own. The only problem with showing up in Yosemite without a game plan as to which trails you want to take can leave you feeling a bit overwhelmed.
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Royce Fonseca and Axle Ethington
FALL COLORS, OR LACK THEREOF
I love living in southern California. It’s almost always sunny and warm, and you can do pretty much any outdoor activity year-round, except those that require rain or snow. Wait, do any outdoor activities require rain? Raindancing? No, that makes rain. Anyway, this time of year is the only time I feel like I’m missing […]
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Cooper Wilt