California’s Beaches are Public — Will They Stay That Way?
The surprisingly thorny issue of public vs private beach access in California and the court case that threatens to blow up state law See the full post >
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Notes on the Surf Industry Event That Raises $500,000 in a Night
Beautiful men and women, rousing speeches, and a great cause. See the full post >
The Addictive Hunger of ‘Alpine Sandwiches’
Wonderful Canadian website documents the joys of slamming awesome grinds above treeline. See the full post >
When Favorite Trails Burn, What’s Left Behind?
The losses from wildfires are hitting home in the Golden State. See the full post >
The Sights of the Dolomites Are Better Than the Sounds
A new short film asks you to listen. We’re happy just watching. See the full post >
California’s Beaches are Public — Will They Stay That Way? (8/6)
The surprisingly thorny issue of public vs private beach access in California and the court case that threatens to blow up state law See the full post >
Half-man, half-fish: The surreal lives of Madagascar’s nomadic fishermen
Legend has it that Madagascar’s nomadic Vezo fishermen can spend hours underwater with a single breath. Photographer James Patrick joins them in an attempt to separate fact from fiction—and perhaps catch some fish of his own. My right arse cheek is balanced on the narrow edge of the canoe. An uncomfortable wooden slat under my […]
Opinion: Military Planes Are Ruining Olympic National Park and Violating the Wilderness Act
If this is the price of freedom, what’s the cost to those on the ground? See the full post >
Recommended Reading: The Desert and the Sea
Author Michael Scott Moore went to Somalia to report on piracy, then spent nearly three years held hostage. See the full post >
How a reluctant French chef took over the world—one sandwich at a time
Alain Roussel, a finalist in Urban Adventures’ first ever global street food awards, hasn’t traveled much in his life but now, thanks to his literally world-famous sandwiches, galettes and crêpes, the world comes to him. Hannah Meltzer takes a bite. It’s 9.30am on a Wednesday morning and Alain Roussel is holding court over his stand […]