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11th Hour Racing and Protect Our Winters Join Forces to Maximize Impact

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11th Hour Racing works to mobilize sports, maritime and coastal communities with an innovative approach to inspire solutions for the ocean. Since 2010 the organization has been harnessing the power of sport to promote collaborative, systemic change through three primary areas of engagement: Sponsorships, Grantees, and Ambassadors

Adventuring Without PFAS (forever chemicals)

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Times are changing, certainly for the better, as governments and industry leaders take note of the harmful and “forever chemicals” found in many of our everyday uses… specifically much of the waterproof apparel available to adventurers.

PASSPORT PRIVILEGE AND THE INEQUALITY WE DON’T TALK ABOUT: DOUBLE STANDARDS WHEN IT COMES TO SEEING THIS BEAUTIFUL WORLD

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Traveling across the world should feel like that and while once on the go, in another part of the world, it often does, the road to this other part of the world isn’t all that exciting for most people. I would know. I am one of them - in love with the world and all its imperfect magnificence.

Studio Ghibli: The Mechanics Behind Miyazaki’s Melody of Nostalgia

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Studio Ghibli, a popular animation house in Japan, has gained quite a lot of mainstream attention in the past 5 -6 years. Though a few of their movies were well recognized even outside Japan, the name of the production house itself was still quite unknown. But surprisingly, the movies made by the production house gained sudden mainstream popularity and started being revered as “hidden gems” in the past decade and has resulted in the creation of a dedicated fan culture. So what’s the secret behind the sudden rise of Studio Ghibli’s popularity? Which aspect of their art struck a chord with an entire generation as a whole?

Obscure Allure- Keeping Traditional Printmaking Real and Relevant

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If you had the chance to attend an art institution at any point in your life, chances are you’ve had exposure to the world of printmaking, even if only peripherally. If you haven’t, you may not be able to place your finger on what exactly making prints means- how would you define a “print” in the first place? Taught in art schools across the globe, the medium persists as a stepping stone, akin to drawing, painting or darkroom photography. Traditional printmaking has, in a commercial sense, been redundant for many, many years- obviously, printing technology has advanced. Nowadays, the art form inhabits a number of spaces both within and outside of the academic context, most of them small and largely unknown.

Preserving the History and Legacy of The Battle of Marathon

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The Battle of Marathon was an incredible victory for the Greeks against the Persians, which demonstrated the power of superior tactics and strategy over sheer numbers. The legacy of this battle still lives on today in the form of a popular running race known as a marathon. Tourists visiting the area can visit the Tymbos of Marathon and the Archaeological Museum of Marathon as well as take part in initiatives created by We Love Marathon. This local volunteer team promotes collectivism and preserves cultural heritage in the area.

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The Odyssey of a Reverse Hillbilly: Profiling Documentarian Emmett Ferra

Caleaf "Big Leaf" Sellers & House Dance

Screaming into a Motorcycle Helmet: Psychedelic Artist Charlie Visconage

Lessons Learned from a Mountaineering Expedition in the Himalayas

Sometimes You Gotta Buy the Beer: Lunch with Chef Andy Ricker

Angle of Attack: The Milieux Project

Mari Augusta Salvesen Schools Us In Offwidth Climbing

Helen Hall's Biomechanical Analysis to Efficient Running

Finding the Light with Gabriela Campos

Themistocles Lambridis

Friendship and Focal Points

Strength for the Journey: A Conversation with Alex Takacs

Modern Métis

Rediscovering the Spirit of Discovery

New Team for Mount Everest

Sasha DiGiulian: Rock Climbing Wonder Woman

Ponti's Island

The Calendar Club

HEX Presents "Women in Focus": A Creative Series Featuring Top Female Photographers

Culturelines Print Issue II is Here

Split Social - Building a Splitboarding Community

Megan Michelson: Journalist and Adventurer

Strong Back, Soft Front

Sonia Lunardon - On Coming to America and Designing Technical Products

Meet Erica Tess - ARTILECT Design Director and Snowboard Enthusiast

The Wall is Alive: Artist Arrian Yves Wheeler

TECHUNTER - Finger on the Pulse of Performance Apparel

Resilience: From Stress Comes Transformation

The Artist: Evan Hecox

Meet WOOD // WORK

Preserving the History and Legacy of The Battle of Marathon

Square Mile Music Scene: A Rural Colorado ‘Micro-Venue’ Survives on Heart

Paying Attention to Poland

Reality Ahead : The Time We Almost Airbnb’d in the Last Lawless City in America

At Omega Mart, You get a Little More Than Groceries

The Hidden Culture of Vietnam

THE MISHMASH OF CULTURES AND CROWDS IN THE STREETS OF OLD DELHI

The Tale Of Tiny Tuvalu

Tromso: A Gateway to the Arctic

World of murals - Pow Wow.

Unexplored Earth

The Caldera House Found the Perfect Balance

Rebellious Progression

#DirtMagic and Revitalizing Communities with Trail Building

The Badlands

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Heart & Soul: Outsiders Store

A Democratized Backcountry Ski Experience

Sleek Safety Designs from VSSL

Tae-hun Kim and the Art of Tie Dye

Nuyarn: How Changing Fabric Technology is Driving Innovation in Performance Apparel

CAKE: Expanding Space

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New York to Seattle: Cycling the Northern Tier

While the term “adventure cycling” is open to interpretation, it might seem like a far-fetched idea in most contexts, especially to anyone who rides a bike strictly for fun. As a commuter cyclist, I relied on two wheels to get just about anywhere in New York City throughout my adult life- mostly to avoid the headache of the subway, but also because it will always be a practical way to get around. When I discovered the adventure and bike touring community, the idea of crossing the country powered by nothing by sweat, strong will, and some savings became a priority. I had to see just how possible it was- and what the experience would teach me.

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Split Social - Building a Splitboarding Community

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Abby Cooper gets real about the creation of Split Social and some silver linings of the pandemic

#DirtMagic and Revitalizing Communities with Trail Building

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Home to hundreds of miles of maintained multi-use trail, the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship (SBTS) is creating a Trails Master Plan, laying out a world-class multiple-use trail system, providing an economic recreation asset for severely disadvantaged communities across Plumas, Sierra and Lassen counties in the Lost Sierra region of Northern California.

Has Social Media Transformed the Museum?

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Art has always evolved, from small paintings to statues to murals encompassing whole buildings and with technology's rapid advancements art too has had to modernize and amplify the experience.

Megan Michelson: Journalist and Adventurer

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Always with the outdoor playground within an arm's reach, Megan Michelson sought out to be a journalist. Led by experience and an undying passion to be outside on the slopes and trail, Michelson rose through the ranks within the coveted outdoor industry be one of the most sought after journalists.

The Badlands

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Found in South Dakota, the Badlands' landscape boasts a maze of buttes, canyons, pinnacles, and spires. The park encompasses an astonishing 244,000 acres where fossilized skeletons of three-toed horses and saber-toothed cats can be found. The Badlands are a sight to be seen and more so, experienced.

Enginethusiast: Reviving the Long Ignored Black Motorcyclist

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Motorcyclist-aficionados stretch the breadth of the globe and represent a variety of identities, cultures, and lived experiences. And, between them there is a shared love of throttle grips, ignition switches, foot pegs, and the indescribable vantage point of driving from the cockpit of a cycle.

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11th Hour Racing and Protect Our Winters Join Forces to Maximize Impact

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PASSPORT PRIVILEGE AND THE INEQUALITY WE DON’T TALK ABOUT: DOUBLE STANDARDS WHEN IT COMES TO SEEING THIS BEAUTIFUL WORLD

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Studio Ghibli: The Mechanics Behind Miyazaki’s Melody of Nostalgia

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11th Hour Racing and Protect Our Winters Join Forces to Maximize Impact

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Adventuring Without PFAS (forever chemicals)

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PASSPORT PRIVILEGE AND THE INEQUALITY WE DON’T TALK ABOUT: DOUBLE STANDARDS WHEN IT COMES TO SEEING THIS BEAUTIFUL WORLD

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Studio Ghibli: The Mechanics Behind Miyazaki’s Melody of Nostalgia

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Obscure Allure- Keeping Traditional Printmaking Real and Relevant

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Preserving the History and Legacy of The Battle of Marathon

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Born in Boulder, CO.

Living without boundaries.

Born in Boulder, CO.

Living without boundaries.

Born in Boulder, CO.

Living without boundaries.

Born in Boulder, CO.

Living without boundaries.

Born in Boulder, CO.

Living without boundaries.

Born in Boulder, CO.

Living without boundaries.

Born in Boulder, CO.

Living without boundaries.

Born in Boulder, CO.

Living without boundaries.

Born in Boulder, CO.

Living without boundaries.

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New York to Seattle: Cycling the Northern Tier

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Split Social - Building a Splitboarding Community

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#DirtMagic and Revitalizing Communities with Trail Building

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Has Social Media Transformed the Museum?

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Megan Michelson: Journalist and Adventurer

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The Badlands

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Enginethusiast: Reviving the Long Ignored Black Motorcyclist

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