Five years after his brother Amund Vold (26) was diagnosed with leukemia, older brother Eivind Vold (31) received his own cancer diagnosis this summer and went through surgery two weeks later. Last week,…

The 29th of May, 1955 // Leominster, England  A group of cycling-inclined outdoorsmen gathered at The Black Swan, a staple pub in England’s West Midlands, to formalize their shared passion – leaving the…

Nora & Julie set off from Sæbø towards a family farm at Skår – a cluster of farm houses nestled into one of the few habitable places on the western end of the…

The ‘Road to Hana’ is essentially a rite of passage for visitors to Maui, snaking 100km (60 miles) through the island’s eastern forests and over its infamous sea cliffs. Built in the 1920’s…

Despite being only a few miles from the coast, Maui’s Western Mountains soar to over 1,700 meters (5,700 feet) – their prominence from the beach is striking, as their peaks and spires rise…

After a long and playful winter in the mountains, summer’s imminent arrival spurred on Alex & Henry’s need to trade wool for linen and skis for boards. The coasts, valleys, and forested peaks…

Formed by the evaporation of Lake Bonneville some 13,000 years ago, the Salt Flats spread for miles along the Great Basin of Utah. A white, flat, and aired landscape limits ecological growth but…

We tagged along with (part-time) weekend warriors, (full-time) engineers, and (long-time) friends of Amundsen, Torgeir & Morten, on their Easter route from Finse, over Hardangerjøkulen, down to the Demmevasshytta Hut, and back to…

“Jo flere kokker, jo mer søl” we say in Norway – meaning «the more cooks, the more mess”. And we ended up making a mess. But nonetheless we had a lot of fun when…

Not New, Not Improved, Since 1925 As JC, Julie, and myself (Henry) embarked on our trans-Midwestern sales expedition, we had no expectation of adventure – aside from perhaps shifting through three lanes of…