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I hope I never loose my spontaneity. It definitely catches me off guard pretty often, but some of the best experiences in my life have come from just taking off and jumping in with two feet. Like this time I went to Norway with my best friends for like 3 hours. Yeeehaw 🤘🏼
Today I released the 9th issue of my Field Journal. This issue marks a year of putting these out, and I am stoked to see what they’ve become. This issue follows the trip I took along the Washington section of the PCT last month, and it was quite the experience. Check out the link in my bio to read all about it.
Up Kärkevagge on our way back from Troll Lake. We just landed in New York and I’m missing Sweden a ton already. It’s a beautiful place with kind people, and the breakfasts I’ve eaten. I can’t wait to make it back, hopefully it’s not too long! #swedishlapland
This past 24 hours has been one of the most insane adventures of my life. Sweden is a beautiful place, and I’m stoked to be able to share some photos with you guys soon. This photo is from Washington tho
The journey continues. Today I’m hopping on a flight to Sweden with a group of my closest friends - stoked to see where this all goes.
Looking accross from Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helens catches the last bit of light. The next morning was a 3am wake up call to scramble to the summit. I’m glad I decided to do this climb.
The ol’ knife ridge. I’d heard a lot about this section on my long trip here. I camped just back over the pass in the pouring rain, and awoke to a light layer of clouds. Just for a few moments everything opened up in front of me and the sun lit up the scene. I got real lucky that morning
So many layers you can hardly fit them in a picture
Cloudy days on the trail eventually led to sun. This was the first day everything really felt like summer - flowers everywhere, brooks babbling, and me just frantically running away from mosquitos