“There is only one person you will have to bear for the rest of your life: yourself. That’s why being alone is so difficult. Even in the mountains, and not just because of safety. Being alone strips you naked, it makes you understand who you are, what is your value, the things that matter in life”.
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From its refined downtown gem, Pearl Street, to the tops of its sandstone giants, the Flatirons, Boulder has a variety of adventures for all your tastes.
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Kimi Werner is a 37-year-old Hawaiian professional free diver and a decorated spear fisher. She has dived all five of the planet’s oceans, explored the Artic to the Antarctic,
Throughout May 2018, The Outdoor Journal has been reporting on five French explorers who have been traversing Greenland’s toughest terrain.
In the face of much adversity, the expedition finally
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This article continues to be updated, as five French explorers have been traversing Greenland's toughest terrain and sharing their progress via satellite phone.
NOTE: This expedition has now
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