
Jam-Packed Weekend in Boise
Idaho is one of those sleeper states. It seems like folks don’t often bring it up in conversation when talking about the best of this, or the coolest of that. But let me tell you, it may just be a best kept secret. It’s known for it’s jagged Sawtooth Mountains, hot springs and a Mormon or two. But it’s much, much more.

Pups and SUPs - A Montana Adventure
Two summers ago, I approached Hala SUP Gear about shooting photos for their marketing. They were in need of some shots & we worked out an agreement. I spent time that summer chasing cool pictures with the SUP on some of the best water I could find. This is one of those adventures.

RubberTramp Rendezvous - Van Party in the Desert
Every winter, thousands of nomads descend upon Quartzsite, Arizona for two-three weeks of connection, campfires & camping under the stars. The RubberTramp Rendezvous (RTR) draws a vast array of individuals & lots of sweet vans, trucks & DIY homes on wheels.

Four Lakes? Or Was It Five?
During the fire season, we often spend hundreds of hours hiking packs, saws, supplies all over the woods, fighting fires, clearing trails, doing project work. So often times going backpacking “just for the fun of it” loses its luster. But it’s important to get out, explore, photograph & experience some nature just for yourself.

Diving Into Forest Service History at Beaver Creek
The Beaver Creek Ranger Station was built in 1935 by the Civilian Conservation Corps. It includes a historic ranger residence, office and barn/shop/garage. In 1993, it officially made the National List of Historic Places for its unique Craftsman/Bungalow-style architecture.

Journey of a Lifetime
Two summers ago, I embarked on a journey of a lifetime. One that I knew would change the direction of my life forever. I was walking away from everything.

Fire Overwatch on 4th of July
Last fire season, part of the Plains-Thompson Falls fire crew was sent down to Payson, Az to assist with any fires around a particularly busy time of the year, 4th of July. As you can expect, fireworks are a big deal. And being that the Tonto National Forest is a playground for Phoenix & the surrounding areas, they wanted a little extra help, just in case.

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- Oct 10, 2023 Exploring an Abandoned Uranium Mine Oct 10, 2023
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- Nov 9, 2020 RubberTramp Rendezvous - Van Party in the Desert Nov 9, 2020
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- Jun 10, 2020 Diving Into Forest Service History at Beaver Creek Jun 10, 2020
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- Nov 10, 2019 Montana to Utah Nov 10, 2019
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- Jul 14, 2019 Fire Overwatch on 4th of July Jul 14, 2019
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