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March 1, 2018March 1, 2018

For a More Habit-able World

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Back to back backcountry days with Pig! 50 pounds of muscle doesn’t make for the best float so sometimes she gets a little help from @the_emertron to get through particularly soft sections (and carry her poop like in the last video, can you spot it?). Otherwise she’s a speedy little piggy!

Wait for it in the video... my two favorite fluffy white things finally reunited today! It was a much needed outing after a week of being sick. 🏂🐷🐶>>>🤧

Hoping the next decade involves more going off the beaten path to discover the goods, and less tipping forward in split mode while popping a squat and peeing on yourself a little as that also happened today. 📷: @the_emertron

Surprise powder day! Parents’ and little brother’s first scenic Colorado winter backcountry adventure! Pig! Today was full of gifts. Wishing the best to you and your loved ones on the last Christmas of this decade.

After two weeks at sea level and in a food coma, I’M BACK! Annnnnnnnnd so is my one true lovely cuddle butt!!!

Zigglin’ up and wigglin’ down! Went up Gold Hill by Mayflower Gulch- mixed patches of wind crust and powder piles above tree line and consistently (for early season) soft below. When the weather’s this good though, all turns are fun!

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