by Taylor Lasseigne | Oct 17, 2014 | California, Featured
To reach Land’s End in San Francisco, travel west on Geary Blvd until it meets the Great Highway. The sky opens up and the land lives up to its name – it ends. Here, the Pacific Ocean pummels what is left of the Sutro Bath ruins. The Sutro Baths were...
by Taylor Lasseigne | Apr 17, 2014 | Featured, Louisiana
Day 1 – Donaldsonville to Napoleonville – 4/9/14 This is my second attempt at paddling the 106-mile Bayou Lafourche from source to mouth. My first attempt, back in July of 2010, ended at mile 75 in heat stroke and exhaustion. That would not happen again,...
by Taylor Lasseigne | Sep 11, 2013 | Featured, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA is an exciting city, brimming with history, great food, and if you look hard enough, very nice people. During my wife’s graduate studies at the University of the Arts, we were lucky enough to make several long-time friends. Most of our time in...
by Taylor Lasseigne | Jul 26, 2011 | Featured, Utah
Day three in Zion looked quite different form the previous days. The sun disappeared, and in its place were low hanging clouds that spit mist from dawn to about 4:00 PM. The drizzle tamed the dust and generated cooler hiking temperatures. I packed up all of my gear...
by Taylor Lasseigne | May 15, 2011 | Featured, Louisiana
Over a year ago, Chris Esposito and I took advantage of some glorious weather by hauling our kayaks down to Braithwaite in St. Bernard Parish, LA. We paddled around in the canals for a few hours, dodging large alligators most of the time. On the drive back, we...
by Jason Hughes | Aug 2, 2006 | California, Featured
Part two of our 2006 California trip takes us from the bowels of Death Valley to the top of the country – 14,505 foot Mount Whitney. Once again, Jason Hughes is our narrator unless otherwise noted. Taylor: If you want to climb Mount Whitney, then your voyage...
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