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A Flatlanders blog on preparing for and adventuring in the mountains

This blog is geared towards all of the awesome climbers, adventures, and lovers of mountains who find themselves living far from the big mountains. Lets all face it we cant all live in a trendy mountain town like Boulder, Jackson Hole, or Lone Pine. The fact of the matter is that many times life happens elsewhere #mountainflatlander

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The posts in this section are all centered around trips that have been especially meaningful, challenging, or didn’t quite go as planned.

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Had a blast paddling the Tred Avon River this week. Yesterday @jpiotrowski34, @cecilia.griffin, and I paddled down to the Oxford Town Creek and Marina. The big water section where the Tred Avon and Trippe creek meet was pretty exciting thanks to some moderate winds. The rest of the family took the ferry over and met us for lunch at @capsizeoxmd. What a great day of paddling! #sup

The Oxford Town Harbor was a welcome reprieve from the chop and head wind today on the Tred Avon River. I definitely earned the 1000 oysters that I am going to eat today. 9.6miles 2:36min lots of headwind and poor timed tides.

Jack, Enzo, and I had a blast testing some gear for @engearment. Jack is definitely the water dog in the family!

It’s hard to beat evening paddles on the Wye. I absolutely love our new Wenonah Canoe. #canoe

I think my favorite part of paddling here is the diversity of conditions. One day it can be a gnarly chop-fiesta then the next day it’s glass. The video above is the later condition on the Wye River. #paddlemd

Eastern shore paddling is hard work. I’m always amazed at seeing the water changes as we paddle out of the sheltered Wye River and into the Eastern Chesapeake Bay. The winds pick up, the chop and wake seems unpredictable, and the paddling only gets better! Had a great evening on the Wye with @smurphy24s

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