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A Left Turn at the End of the World (PDF file, 3MB)
It's in the middle of nowhere, populated by quirky sheep farmers, and just a footnote in British military history. But the world is finally discovering what Darwin found out 176 years ago: The Falkland Islands are one of the last great wildlife destinations on the planet.
Outside, March 2010
The Falkland Islands are back in the news...NPR host Guy Raz checks in with Stephanie Pearson who profiled this remote land of quirky sheepherders, dangerous minefields and one of the largest albatross populations on Earth.
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The Age of Adventure (PDF file, 280K)
Longevity guru Dan Buettner has a plan to add 12 years to your life. But is it worth it if you have to give up what you love most?
Outside, January/February 2010
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Bonk Man (PDF file, 1.5M)
Will T.J. Tollakson's life by the sword eventually earn him a world title?
Inside Triathlon, September/October 2009 |
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Huck (PDF file, 3.3M)
For 25 years, Shaun Palmer has dominated everything from the snowboard halfpipe to mountain-bike downhills—and earned his reputation as action sports' foul-mouthed bad boy. Now 40, he's cleaned up his act for a run at Olympic gold. Will he find redemption or die trying?
Outside, February 2009
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The Texas Chainsaw Stopper
(PDF file, 1.5M)
Expat conservationist John Cain Carter, a former elite Army soldier who did a tour in Iraq, is anything but typical. Same goes for his plan, which calls on ranchers to preserve Brazil's wild west. Can he have it both ways and still save—and survive—the Amazon?
Outside, November 2008 |
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See Mo' Evil (PDF file, 1.5M)
A traveler's best response to an oppressive regime? Go check it out.
Outside, April 2008 |
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Mr. Cool (PDF file, 3M)
Guess who's hot in Hollywood? Will Steger. With producers suddenly primed to make environmental films, the legendary polar explorer hit L.A. with a scary pitch about global warming—and he was a smash.
Outside, April 2007 |
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Cosmic Wiplash (PDF file, 3.7M)
Strap in for a road trip through
the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan
with Robert Thurman—Uma’s dad
and one of the planet’s most
magnetic Buddha boosters—and
get set for stunning scenery,
harrowing S-curves, and face time
with the wild side of your soul
Outside, June 2006 |
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Godzone Quest (PDF file, 5.7M)
There's something about New Zealand—and it's not just the soaring mountains, the red-hot culture, or the world-class Kiwi wines. Stephanie Pearson goes in search of the adventure gene that inspires four million enlightened souls and makes NZ's islands a heaven for travelers.
Outside, September 2004 |
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Cigar-smoking santos, icy Belikin, crumbling pyramids, freshly
spun tortillas, slithering vipers, and everlasting love along
LA RUTA MAYA (PDF file, 8.7M)
Outside Travel Guide, 2002 |
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Fitting It All In
(PDF file, 595K)
Men's Journal, November 2009 |
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The State of H2O in Santa Fe: Them's Fightin' Words!
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Trend, Spring/Summer 2009
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Homer Wasn't Stupid
(PDF file, 575K)
The Mediterranean Sea is bordered by 18 countries packed with irresistible food, ancient history, and high-octane adventure. We've found the best places to go. All you have to do is choose.
Outside, May 2009
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After the Fall
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Abstracting the life of Eugene Newmann
Santa Fean, June/July 2009 |
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Bright Lights, Small Footprint
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Artist Tom Joyce's solar-powered ambitions
Santa Fean, June/July 2009 |
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The Olive Gardener
(PDF file, 695K)
San Francisco Chronicle Scion Nion McEvoy has turned his playground retreat into serious business
Outside's Go,
Spring 2009 |
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Black Diamonds White Gems
(PDF file, 2.3M)
Don't waste good powder by taking just another ski trip. Elevate your next winter vacation with one of these five exclusive mountain escapes.
Outside's Go, Dec 2008/Jan 2009 |
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The Path to Greatness (PDF file, 385K)
How sleepy little Camino del Cañon became a world-class arts destination
Santa Fean, October/Nov 2008 |
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Hot Corner (PDF file, 840K)
Canyons, rivers, slickrock, and...rock and roll? Make a happening southwestern town your next base camp.
Outside, September 2008 |
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Styled for Serenity (PDF file, 260K)
Yoga Studio Spandarama get a green remodel
Trend, Spring/Summer 2008 |
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The Ultimate Pat on the Back (PDF file, 150K)
The Aspen Back Institute's master healer, Clinton Phillips, has got your back—and then some.
Outside's Go, August/Sept 2008 |
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Trip 3: Four Corners (PDF file, 680K)
For True Explorers
Sunset, July 2008 |
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Business of the Bush (PDF file, 250K)
Don't knock monopolies until you've experienced Wilderness Safaris' rarefied but responsible vision of Africa.
Outside's Go, Winter 2007 |
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International Affairs (PDF file, 240K)
Outside's Go, Summer 2007
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A Place To Be: Santa Fe
O'Keeffe, Oh Joy! (PDF file, 715K)
O, The Oprah Magazine, July 2007 |
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Sicilian Sizzle (PDF file, 255K)
Offer Her An Island She Can't Refuse
Outside's Go, Spring 2007 |
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The Marquesas: Let's Get Lost
(PDF file, 990K)
Beating about a savage and sublime paradise.
Outside Traveler, Winter 2006 |
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Fine Time (PDF file, 670K)
Outside Buyer's Guide, 2006 |
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Going it Alone (PDF file, 825K)
Sometimes the joy of going at your own pace is worth giving up the camaraderie of group recreation.
Women's Adventure, May 2006 |
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The Floating World (PDF file, 657K)
The Importance of Portaging Lingerie and Sharing the Load
Outside, April 2002 |
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The Wild File (PDF file, 3.7M)
Your urgent inquiries about the world, answered
Outside, 2000-2001
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Raising Wright (PDF file, 795K)
A new bridge for Minneapolis, designed by the dead master, has some local architects wrestling with peace.
Metropolis, November 1999 |
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Outside Online Gear Girl
Stephanie Pearson: The Gear Girl
When it comes to gear, contributing editor Stephanie Pearson lives by one rule: What you own, owns you. That's why the skier, hiker, biker, runner, canoe paddler, and sometimes yogini is on an eternal quest to find gear and clothing that will enhance her life rather than make her a slave to dysfunctional stuff. During her seven-year stint as a travel editor at Outside, Pearson received three honorable mentions in The Best American Travel Writing series for stories on Guatemala, New Zealand, and Bhutan. Now that she's no longer in the office at Outside HQ in Santa Fe, Pearson hopes to be on the road more and is always in search of functional and aesthetically pleasing gear that's easy to use or clothing that's elegant to wear. Pearson is based in northern Minnesota and Santa Fe. Her latest adventure was to the Falkland Islands.
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