dusty_boots
Has anyone ever noticed that the most monumental ideas of the human experience happened 'in the wild'? Just look at the worlds major religions as a starting place and you'll see what I mean - prophets dig the peace and quit that is the out-of-doors.
Now - I am not a prophet - but exploring a ridge, ravine, or river gives me a taste of why so much of human history has revolved around a relationship with nature.
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Spokane
Latest Trip Reports
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Nov 20, 2010: Kettle Crest South |
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Aug 01, 2010: Jackita Ridge, Devil's Ridge, East Bank Ross Lake |
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Jul 10, 2010: Esmeralda Basin, Boulder-De Roux / Gallagher Head Lake |
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Jul 04, 2010: Oregon Butte |
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Jun 13, 2010: Mount Spokane - Trail 110, Mount Kit Carson - Trail 170 |
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Apr 23, 2010: Ancient Lakes |
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Jan 09, 2010: Kettle Crest South, Snow Peak |
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Sep 19, 2009: Mount Adams South Climb |
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Jul 03, 2009: Mount Spokane, Quartz Mountain |
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Jun 07, 2009: Tower Mountain, Iller Creek |