Thanks to you... and your visits & purchases, OYB can promote lore 24/7!

Magazine
General
Bikes
Boats
Skis
Motors
Adventure
ProjectGadget
Animals
Garden
Travel
Culture
Art
Reading
Thinking
Food/Health
Music
Hook'n'Bullet

Catalog
Mag Issues/Sub
Biking
Skiing
Boating
Literature
Philosophy
Bumperstickers
Music/Video
OYB Luggage
Shipping Policy
Non-US Postage

Services
BookWorld
MusicWorld
VideoWorld
Sponsors

OYB Forums
OYB Email List
LazyGal Art /Mrs. OYB
Links to OYB Faves
Contact
Ship/Return Policy
OYB Homepage

OYB eBay Store!
OYB Facebook!
OYB Twitter!
OYB MySpace!

Like OYB? Shop OYB!
...Or donate! Thanks!

Search Now:  
 
Using above link for your Amazoning really helps OYB!
Home > Magazine > Adventure > Hardcore Adventure Blog: Bedrock and Paradox

Hardcore Adventure Blog: Bedrock and Paradox
July 15, 2012

The name of this guy's blog comes from Ed Abbey's "Desert Solitaire," a fave book.

He's a hardcore outdoor adventurer in the diverse category: bikes, boats, skis!

He also does philosophy and product reviews. Cool!

I found him while googling for packrafting info.

It's a prize-winning blog. I like his discussion of blog credibility. He mentions the lack of credentials and verification in blogging. I suppose at the hardcore end this can end up mattering, but I dunno who would get themselves into something intense just from the word of a blog. Considering how this might relate to OYB: when I tell you that a cheap backyard swimming pool is cheap, cool, fun it seems more like a reminder of the obvious to me. No expertise needed. If you're hot and have some space don't complain, get a kiddy pool and cool off some. That's kinda how OYB works. But when I describe a big day of XC skiing might I be misleading someone somehow? Who knows, not me! I have a Comments feature -- that nobody uses, so whatever! He concludes that personal reputation is all we got. Fine by me. Maybe someday my posts will get 80 comments like Velouria's! : ) -- Check out her LovelyBicycle.com blog.

 > Go to Website

Related Articles & Good Stuff

Views From a Wider Range of OYB