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I'm pitch :) fae/faer he/him. Artist settled on unceded Tseil Wuatuth lands. this is my bushcraft/photography blog.

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Then the greenhouse tended to me while I tended to it. Then the car got fixed it was the brakes again and their brakes and their brakes all at the same time because the brakes seem to be going because we seem to be going.

Before the walk while watching the crows before the bend in the road where the bayberry grows while thinking through the anger while kicking a pebble after letting go of the stone in my chest after feeling somewhat better while taking note the grasses are changing colour before noticing something about flight what exactly the wings move like or open like valves. Moving or opening. Angles and air it was cloudy but I could see.

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South Face glacier camp for a climbing team attempting Mt McKinley

Alaska

1959

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A photographer captures his hiking partner at Tumbling Pass on the Rockwall Trail. This photo was eventually used used for the first cover of the Canadian Rockies Trail Guide.

Lake Louise, Alberta

1970

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Some camping residents help the U.S. Forest Service personnel plant seedlings at Marron Lake Campground.  

Aspen, Colorado

1972

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A family settles in for a week of camping on Harold Point. 

Kilbear Provincial Park 

August 1966

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Setting up camp in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness Area in the Elk Mountains.

Colorado

1977

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by Holly Morgan

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Blind courage.

Bill Irwin, the first visually impaired man to hike the entire Appalacian Trail, with only his wits, his courage and his faithful seeing-eye dog, Orient.

Georigia to Maine

1990

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by Steve Bate: Winter view of Ganoga Falls (94 feet (28.7 m) tall) on Kitchen Creek in Ricketts Glen State Park, Fairmount Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, USA.

It is the seventh of ten named waterfalls in Ganoga Glen on Kitchen Creek, going upstream from Waters Meet, and one of twenty two named waterfalls in the park, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. It is the tallest waterfall in the park.

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Annie Spratt

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Mountain Refuge

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Here’s a link to a Google Doc with a bunch of Indigenous organisations which you can donate to, including Black Rainbow (LGBTQIA+ Indigenous organisation) and groups that support incarcerated Aboriginal people and work towards ending Indigenous deaths in custody

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Clear waters of an Alaskan stream

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