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The Meanderthal Blog –––> 2020 –––> July

Month: July 2020

The Bahamas Are a Resilient Paradise

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

After Hurricane Joaquin devastated his home in the Bahamas in 2015, flats fishing guide Elton “Shakey” McKinney and his community were left to rebuild. Though the storm devastated the mangroves, an integral piece of habitat for fishing, filmmaker Brooks Beatty, with support from NRS...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 29, 2020

Seat At The Table

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

Like most Ouray, Colorado, residents with careers in the service industry, Darius Garvin and Kamron Odwin were hit hard by the pandemic. But they've also had to grapple with living and working in a largely homogeneous community during one of history's largest social justi...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 24, 2020

Bridge The Gap

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

When Ouray, Colorado, local Jillian Millkey isn't managing a backcountry lodge, she's working as a first responder on an ambulance crew. Both of Millkey's jobs have been substantially impacted by the pandemic—and she's not alone. Communities reliant on outdoor recreation c...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 24, 2020

A Global Reality in a Small Town

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

The tiny Colorado mountain town of Ouray is a summertime recreation hotspot—normally. In Headwinds, Fat Tire examines the pandemic’s impact on Ouray through the stories of its locals, seeking to understand how they’ve adapted to radical changes in our world. Communit...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 24, 2020

I Successfully Escaped Crowds at Zion

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

62 Parks Traveler started with a simple goal: to visit every U.S. national park in one year. Avid backpacker and public lands nerd Emily Pennington saved up, built out a tiny van to travel and live in, and hit the road. The parks as we know them are rapidly changing, and she want...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 24, 2020

Small Business, High Consequence

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

Shortly after opening Ouray, Colorado's first bouldering gym, lifelong resident Logan Tyler was forced to close its doors due to the coronavirus pandemic. Since then, Tyler has been as busy as ever, working to secure a stronger future for his hometown. Communities reliant on outdoor re...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 24, 2020

These Slip-Ons Are the Perfect Summer Travel Shoe

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

I wear a size 12 shoe, which makes packing multiple pairs for a long trip particularly difficult. They’re bulky, heavy, and take up a lot of space in a duffel, so I try to bring a pair that serves multiple purposes when possible.  Not having enough space in a bag for your shoes fall...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 22, 2020

Who Needs Mars When You’ve Got Canyonlands?

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

62 Parks Traveler started with a simple goal: to visit every U.S. national park in one year. Avid backpacker and public-lands nerd Emily Pennington saved up, built out a tiny van to travel and live in, and hit the road. The parks as we know them are rapidly changing, and she want...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 19, 2020

Inconsistent Mask Regulations in Parks Risk Lives

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

Visiting a national park this summer? The National Park Service is not requiring visitors or staff to wear face masks. But that doesn’t mean you won’t be asked to wear one. Confused? That’s only part of the problem.  “Since the park re-opened, Montana has seen one of th...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 16, 2020

Utah Is for Adventurous Women

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

It’s become one of my favorite traditions. Every year, some of my best girlfriends and I head to Utah. We play in the mountains with our dogs, splash in hidden swimming holes, marvel at the Milky Way. Every trip has a different flavor, but we always come back as a more fulfilled version o...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 15, 2020

How to Safely Rent an RV This Summer

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

As the pandemic has caused a mass cancellation of flights and far-flung vacations, many Americans have resorted to hitting the highways instead. Few ways of traveling are as classic as a summer road trip, especially when done in an RV. But given the spread of the coronavirus, heading out&n...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 15, 2020

The Open Road Generation

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 13, 2020

How a Surfer Turned Entrepreneur Wins Life on the Road

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

For most of us, cruising up California’s iconic Highway 1, catching waves and having campfire jam sessions with friends along the way, while sleeping every night in your truck camper, would be considered a dream trip. For Cyrus Sutton, a semi-nomadic filmmaker and entrepreneur, it was just a t...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 13, 2020

My Lifelong Addiction to Road Trips

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

The longer I sit still, the more I yearn to move. The pull of motion isn’t a calm desire; it’s a nagging that builds up until I imagine that it enters the couch or the bed I’m on. I can’t stand lying there another second. Then I wonder if the bed, itself infected with yearnin...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 13, 2020

What I Learned at the Most Instagrammed Outdoor Places

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

I'll begin with the story of YS Falls, a set of cascading drops and cool, clear pools set in a Jamaican rainforest. It’s in Saint Elizabeth parish, where for a few years now I’ve been taking my son on vacation. Saint Elizabeth is a beautiful part of the country, far off the beat...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 6, 2020

Channeling Edward Abbey in Arches National Park

This post appeared first at Outside Magazine: Travel

62 Parks Traveler started with a simple goal: to visit every U.S. national park in one year. Avid backpacker and public-lands nerd Emily Pennington saved up, built out a tiny van to travel and live in, and hit the road. The parks as we know them are rapidly changing, and she want...

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InboundRSS InboundRSS    July 5, 2020

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Urban Dictionary – Meanderthal – People who wander around aimlessly and always seem to get in your way in stores and supermarkets, chatting on their cell phones and paying no attention to their surroundings.

“I would have been here ten minutes earlier if I hadn’t been stuck behind that Meanderthal.”

Yeah, I’m kinda like that. Kinda not.

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