Take the Next Step: Overcoming Depression on Colorado’s Highest Summits
Six and a half years ago, at the ripe young age of 23, I was a different man. I was living in Kansas, grossly overweight, and seeing a psychiatrist for issues including what was diagnosed as bipolar depression. The shrink was prescribing to me an anti-psychotic...Inundated. A Poem by Craig Dixon
Inundated A poem written by Craig Dixon I knelt beside the little stream All this time peering into the water’s gleam It shimmered and danced down the meandering steps Like a beautiful sunfish in the ocean’s depth I watched it corrode the soil therein As if purging...The Importance of Being Optimistic
At a glance we trail workers are rough around the edges. We’re dirty, smelly, and sunburnt. We cuss and spit. We heckle each other for fun. Beyond the roughness, we are can-do people. Optimists. Visionaries, even. We look at a steep pitch, an eroding hillside, an...Wagging in the Wind
It is my pleasure to explain to those who aren’t familiar with what a wag bag is. Or even better the exciting contents found inside! To start I’ll explain proper LNT practices when pooping above tree line. Human waste takes much longer to break down up in alpine zones...Facebook Feed
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