Nov 6, 2012
Brobomb kindly posted something that I wrote addressing the rapid emersion of Instagram, specifically in the ski universe. With every ski company, resort, and aficionado vying for a top spot in the endless stream of highly-filtered photographs, a diety of the social media world spoke to me one night while I slept, imparting me with(…)
Sep 10, 2012
As I huffed and puffed behind Julian Carr during a trail run last week, I wrote a story in my head. Thanks to Teton Gravity Research for posting the result on their website. Interview: Julian Carr’s Balls are in the Air In other news, I’ve added a “Published Writing” tab to this site’s menu. Feel free(…)
Sep 4, 2012
Surface Skis has put together a killer new website that not only differs drastically from those of other ski brands, but offers an array of visual stimulation for the mountain enthusiast in us all. They have created a really cool supplement to their already popular blog. Features will be inspirational, deeper, quality content from the(…)
Aug 22, 2012
Contrary to what anyone believes, skiing in the summer can be a real box of chocolate. But, like Mama says, You never know whatchagonnagit. With an acceptance of any and all potential snow conditions in mind, I left on June 24th for a month of North American summer skiing. Like our athletic ancestors millennia ago, I(…)
Aug 21, 2012
In a very premature celebration of the nearing of winter, I went “skiing” last week in Grand Teton National Park. Sticking with the premature and ill-prepared theme of the Tetons trip, I decided to hike the same trail that I’d run two days prior. Making the walk easier and more conversational was Lindsay, who also took(…)
Aug 7, 2012
In addition to the paragraph about skiing Mt. Hood on Surface’s blog, I just had a story published on Freeskier Magazine’s website about what it’s like to be up there in the middle of summer, skiing from the summit of Oregon’s tallest mountain. Head over to the site and check it out! There’s More to(…)
