Hat – King Ropes
Shirt – Flathead Red Chambray
Vest – Patagonia Retro-X
Pack – Kelty Swallow
Pants – Navy BDUs
Belt – Archival Clothing
Shoes – Timberland Classic 3-Eye
Socks – Rasox
More of Us
Hat – King Ropes
Shirt – Flathead Red Chambray
Vest – Patagonia Retro-X
Pack – Kelty Swallow
Pants – Navy BDUs
Belt – Archival Clothing
Shoes – Timberland Classic 3-Eye
Socks – Rasox
The handiwork of Scott Roush (apprentice blacksmith, woodworker and photographer), Big Rock Forge knives and tools based in northern Wisconsin.
Trailer
Hi – Airstream 16′ Sport
Lo – Scamp 13′
Truck
Hi – Fully Restored 1964 Land Rover 109 Safari Wagon
Lo – Toyota FJ
Chair
Hi – Vintage Butterfly Frame with Cowhide Cover
Lo – Foldable Butterfly
Lantern
Hi – Stelton Ship Lamp
Lo – Century Double Mantle
Axe
Hi – Gransfors Bruks Small Forest Camping Axe
Lo – Estwing Sportman Axe
Stove
Hi – Camp Chef Big Gas Grill 3
Lo – Coleman 2 Burner
Game
Hi – Drueke Cribbage Board
Lo – Uno
With a focus on titanium framesets, simple drivetrains, unique frame geometry and some insanely large weelset options, Black Sheep Custom Bikes is a high end bike nut’s dream come true. Based in Fort Collins, the shop offers quite a few frame models as well as custom build options and help with build kits. Prices are definitely not for the timid, but if it’s literally time to trade in the car for a bike, it might be the right choice (even if you need to throw in the extra cash).
Solid gold from Play it Again Sam.
Last minute change in plans for a fishing trip negates the need for a hotel, so we’ll be packing up the car and heading out to the Platte.
Jacket – Patagonia Rain Shadow
Headlamp – Lego
Chair – Lafuma Maxi Pop’up Camp Chair
Shirt - JCrew Gingham
Corn – Jiffy Pop
Cup – Red Enamel
Shorts – Gramicci Original G Shorts
Tent – GoLite Shangri-La (got mine at the warehouse sale, highly recommended)
Socks – Rasox
Boots/Laces – Vasque Sundowners and (good tip) REI laces
Grill – Coleman Roadtrip LXE Grill
We always make an effort to stop into Richard Bickel’s shop when we make it down to Apalachicola. Truly amazing imagery that speaks volumes about the people and the place in which they were captured. If you’re lucky, he’ll be there and you can get some back stories ranging from local fishermen’s tales to his travels as a photojournalist around the world.
The Bookworm, West Yellowstone
Pics from the wife of The Bookworm in West Yellowstone. Looks like a great combo of books, vintage Yellowstone pennants and other ephemera. I managed to score the neonish YS pennant, thanks honey.