HIKING & CAMPING

Inuit sacred site, Siberian Russian Far East. In ancient times, the Inuit would gather on special occasions, often after killing a whale, and use the long whale bones to erect a tent with fur hides of killed animals. Inside, they would build fires against the bitter cold of the Arctic and have sacred drum dances.
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There’s no shortage of ways to brew rocket fuel in the backcountry. But if it’s an ultralight solution you’re after, choices are limited. Percolators, French presses, and the Aeropress are all out, and even lightweight options like a pour-over kit are hard to justify when a Starbucks Via packet weighs in at five grams. And
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Photo By Barbara Scoles Today’s Photo of the Day is “American Avocets” by Barbara Scoles. Location: Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Oregon. Want to get your images in the running for a Photo of the Day feature? Photo of the Day is chosen from various galleries, including Assignments, Galleries and Contests. Assignments have weekly winners that
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“Since you all love dogs so much, I think you’d enjoy Dog Mountain. It’s a one-of-a-kind place,” the hiker told us as we lazed under the fire tower at Bald Mountain in Oquossoc, Maine, miles from the middle of nowhere. At the summit, my son Zack had forgotten all about the fire tower he’d labored
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I’ve been fortunate to travel to some of the most beautiful places and to photograph some of the world’s most exquisite creatures, and I’ve come to know that a beautiful subject doesn’t necessarily translate to a beautiful photograph. These experiences have taught me quite a bit about my role in picture-making and in managing my
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