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- stepped away from the madness to enjoy a bit of tree time http://t.co/LkeuwHEvn0 returned to find the world a bit different. 1 day ago
- @jamescmedia ...most random, ugly way possible. and to destroy any element of interaction & community that existed before in favour of ads 1 day ago
- @jamescmedia yeah not good. it's a shame they've felt like the best way to encourage people to use it, is to display their images in the... 1 day ago
- not saying this is my opinion on @flickr's redesign but so far i've found it disappointing & the atmosphere different http://t.co/VTVPSDWDNA 1 day ago
- 7 years since i saw jandek at the cube in bristol. if you have time you should watch this http://t.co/P6D89DGkX6 & be confused 5 days ago
- a tree I lathed today http://t.co/noT4ph3DqD 6 days ago
- @Jackaphant in theory i am going to go nuts, in practice i will probably nod in appreciation. i may even tap my foot like a proper adult. 1 week ago
- can't wait to see @HonourYourPain going ballistic at the cask @Scarborough_UK tonight https://t.co/R6SJ3MWPWS @YorksCoastGigs 1 week ago
- am i still here? http://t.co/r9chtAEa5a by anthony doerr @Orion_Magazine 1 week ago
- @JAScarb same. almost universal anger towards them on twitter too. 1 week ago
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WEDGMOUNT GLACIER
this hike is neither really easy or majorly difficult as some descriptions would have you believe. granted it is very steep, ascending 3300ft in under 6km, but i was still stood at the lake in under 2 and a half hours from the trailhead, far from the 6-7 hours i had anticipated. i paced myself based on 6 hours each way, but it was nowhere near. i did pass a lot of people who i predict would’ve taken around 3 to 4 hours, i just prefer to blast through it in one hefty push and have more time to explore at the top. plus i was a sweating, exhausted, calf-burned mess once i got to the lake, whereas they were probably fairly relaxed and sans-sweat.
before this clearing there is a short flat-ish section of really nice furry forest and then you start to get glimpses of the huge waterfall to the right. after some more steep, forest bits the final section is a ridiculously steep boulder field. horrible to come down. good views though.
after that you’re pretty much there. i spent a good 5 hours wandering around, swimming in the lake, walking on the glacier, seeing avalanches and goats etc. before heading back down. it took me about an hour to descend using tried and tested fell running style.
that’s a goat.
that’s the underside of a glacier.
BAKO, MALAYSIAN BORNEO
bako is one of the greatest places i have ever been. near catastrophic dehydration, never felt so alive.
the edge of the earth
‘we added an element of risk back into our lives’
The Edge of the Earth – DOCUMENTARY from Eric Dennis on Vimeo.
surfing in the end of the world
i love kepa acero‘s excitement. he must have balls of steel to head out there alone but the pay off is evident.































