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The best part of the day, sunrise.

Some more film scans from the Morro Bay days.

Open ocean sailing, it’s like a box of rainbows.

“That’s a nice rock” – shot on Portra 400
I’ve decided that today I’m just going to spam the IG feed. Wish me luck.

That stop everything you’re doing and stare at the sky kind of sunset.

Ruby in her natural habitat. I’ve been absolutely stoked on how the high top build turned out, and it’s been so rewarding to have the space to share.
Photo @moonmountainman

I’ve been finding myself saving making stories and posts for days or weeks after a trip, rather than during or right after. I think that it allows me to both be more aware and present in the moment, and also gives the chance a few days or a week later to relive that memory, giving it a more solid hold in my mind.

Rock above, air below. Rappelling off a fun little four pitch climb in southern Utah. Shooting for @backcountry

Flying all three sails en route to Hawaii. One of my favorite seats in the house.

Sailing sun protection level 100.

The serenity of a Baja sunrise.

Hot springs with the fishes. And @caarliann_

Alpine lake reflections, alpenglow, and the soft sounds of a cool autumn breeze.

Barefoot running through one of Hawaii’s bamboo forests. Summer 2020, post pandemic sail.

A little cabin, nestled in the mountains, at the shore of a lake. Does it get much better?

When you stay out too late looking for coconut trees.

In search of coconuts.

The smell of land. I’ll never forget the sensation of smelling plants and soil for the first time after a month at sea. Before we could even see the Big Island, shrouded in clouds, the smells of land drifted on the waves.