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$30 + $5 shipping domestic
To purchase a copy, Venmo @Angie-Sttevens
Issue 001 contains 220 pages of stories, images, poetry, art, and musings from more than 30 contributors based around the world.
Dive into the mind of Shea Somma, a Central Coast surfboard shaper, and Sandro Kung, a Swiss alpinist and ice climber. Hear how English skier Kitty McCarron instructed rebellious children in Austria, and what inspires the work of Jim Olarte, a well-revered architectural macramé artist based in Laguna Beach. Immerse yourself in a seven-week north-to-south bike packing trip in New Zealand with Danish athlete Andreas Lundgaard, a surf trip to Baja with photographer Andy Sherar, and a kayaking adventure along the Columbia River gone wrong with Australia-based Brayden Hamann. Get to know rock climber Julia Lackey and her embroidered topographic maps stitched after big wall ascents in Yosemite Valley, and Dillon Behling and his film photography, that works to honor the stories and Indigenous lands he passes through.
Hold the 7×9 copy in your hands, make a home for it by your favorite chair, or let it get chalky and crinkled, shoved deep in your pack. Print only. Urging you to get off the phone and slow down.
$30 + $5 shipping domestic
To purchase a copy, Venmo @Angie-Sttevens
Issue 001 contains 220 pages of stories, images, poetry, art, and musings from more than 30 contributors based around the world.
Dive into the mind of Shea Somma, a Central Coast surfboard shaper, and Sandro Kung, a Swiss alpinist and ice climber. Hear how English skier Kitty McCarron instructed rebellious children in Austria, and what inspires the work of Jim Olarte, a well-revered architectural macramé artist based in Laguna Beach. Immerse yourself in a seven-week north-to-south bike packing trip in New Zealand with Danish athlete Andreas Lundgaard, a surf trip to Baja with photographer Andy Sherar, and a kayaking adventure along the Columbia River gone wrong with Australia-based Brayden Hamann. Get to know rock climber Julia Lackey and her embroidered topographic maps stitched after big wall ascents in Yosemite Valley, and Dillon Behling and his film photography, that works to honor the stories and Indigenous lands he passes through.
Hold the 7×9 copy in your hands, make a home for it by your favorite chair, or let it get chalky and crinkled, shoved deep in your pack. Print only. Urging you to get off the phone and slow down.