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What's the Beta: A Dirtbag Guide to Bishop Bouldering

What's the Beta: A Dirtbag Guide to Bishop Bouldering

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2 people.
20 days.
320 cozies.
1000 meters of rope repurposed.
This massive order came out of nowhere and knocked me on my butt but damn does it feel good to be done.
Wondering what 320 cozies looks like? Swipe to see about 1/3 of it. 🤯
—&mdas

I didn’t plant these.
But unlike surprise house guests, surprise garden guests are my favorite.
This year I got surprise sunflowers, beets, and tomatoes (in addition to the many I planted so if any Lander peeps want tomatoes in about two weeks

Life is hot hectic mess right now so throwing it back to a couple of months ago where it wasn’t.
I’m really grateful for everything going on but sheesh I’m also feeling the beginnings of burnout.
Just trying to keep myself grounde

Maybe I love the desert so much because I hate the modern world and the desert is the closest thing I’ve found to a time machine.
Looking down on all the layers and subtle sandstone channels, carved out by wind and water little by little over

Secondhand fashion is my favorite kind. I would probably be so bold as to claim 90% of my wardrobe is pre-owned. Of course it helps when you one a used gear store!!
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Just because something is used doesn’t mean you can’t give it a ne

Gardening has taught me so many things about eating and growing and working symbiotically with the world around us.
This is my second summer going all in and I am still continually amazed by what can come from seemingly small plots of land.
Nature p

“they’ve got us in the cage
ruined of grace and senses
and the heart roars like a lion
at what they’ve done to us.”
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-Charles Bukowski in “What Matters Most is How Well You Walk Through the Fire”
—&mda

The desert in bloom is the ultimate symbol of resiliency.
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It is the most concrete example of life finding a way to flourish despite all odds.
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It proves that the brutal can also be beautiful.
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Whenever I’m feeling helpless

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