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1 month ago |
medium.com | Ryleigh Norgrove
This story got rejected a hundred times, but I couldn’t let it go. Something about Everett Ruess kept pulling me back. Maybe it was the way his story blends the mythic with the mundane — how a young artist vanished into the canyons and became a legend. I knocked on doors, followed leads that went nowhere, and spent too many late nights trying to find the right way to tell it. I almost gave up. But Owen at The Outdoor Journal wanted to hear it.
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1 month ago |
outdoorjournal.com | Ryleigh Norgrove
In 1934, a young explorer went missing. His disappearance remains one of the most enduring puzzles of the American Southwest. This post is for subscribers only Subscribe now Already have an account? Sign in
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Jun 26, 2023 |
eugenemagazine.com | Ryleigh Norgrove
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From the sweeping sandstone canyons to the hidden alcoves, Escalante has always been a land of secrets. In 1934, one of those secrets swallowed a young explorer whole. But what really happened? Read on. @Outdoor_Journal https://t.co/SBtFQRiSfA https://t.co/yQqQZudVEq
Land isn’t just protected. It's negotiated, managed, and carried forward. Wrote about the RRGCC’s historic acquisition at the Red — and the messy work that comes with it. https://t.co/jkeRTrXr6A https://t.co/YKesZ8Jup1
Climbing doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It happens on land. Wrote about Oak Flat, extraction, and the costs we don't always see. https://t.co/jkeRTrXr6A https://t.co/pI2QpH6hBk
