I moved to Arkansas in the hopes of putting together the broken pieces of my life and after about two years, my plan is to hit the road to northwest Montana and get into adventures with my Australian shepherd Ollie, indefinitely, in perpetuity, my own Zen and the Art of Tacoma Maintenance. Then I meet Chelsea.
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Kyle was one of my most profound teachers, and I’ll always remember him for the bodhisattva he was.
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Chelsea and I came up with the crazy idea to live on the road full-time in an RV with our three kids and two dogs, and we couldn’t have picked a weirder time to do it.
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It’s a double-header Saturday morning and Aspen is playing with the Pueblo Rangers Soccer Club. It’s her last season on the recreational team before making it on the competitive team. Cooper has a co-starring role in this one. He makes his debut as a referee for the league.
It’s season two at Monarch Mountain. Cooper’s been in ski school and it’s really beginning to show. I can barely keep up with the kid. This is my second season riding after a ten-year hiatus living in Arkansas, and that’s definitely obvious – I think I catch an edge or two at the end.
In June 1965, my granddad embarked on a road trip across West Texas, documenting it with Kodak slides that remained hidden for decades. I recently restored the images and was inspired to retrace the journey with my own family in 2024, where I rendezvoused with Uncle Skipper in Terlingua.
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In August I headed up to Missoula, Montana, to see Pearl Jam with a few old friends. We rallied at Jed’s old family cabin on Seeley Lake and everything was peaceful, until the day of the Pearl Jam show.
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Celebrating Independence Day 1958, John Lester Yates Jr. documented a weekend camping trip with his 8mm camera. He and his family camped at Lake Travis and spent a day swimming and exploring Hamilton Pool. I recently restored the film in my home studio.
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For Father’s Day, Ford Granada took the family camping near Rampart Reservoir in Colorado. It was four days of fun on the water and in the woods. They even survived a gnarly hailstorm. But…they also had to survive Freakout Mom, Sugared Up Aspen, and The Notorious Bindy.
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Ford Granada witnesses the ultimate crawfish chowdown at Crawdad Days in Harrison, Arkansas.
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