
Field Notes
A Fortnight in a Shepherd's Hut on Skye
Two weeks above Glen Brittle in late May, with the Cuillin Ridge across the glen and a cast-iron stove burning birch from the croft below.
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First-person field journals, dawn at a tarn, one week in a fire lookout, three days alone on a small loop.

Field Notes
Two weeks above Glen Brittle in late May, with the Cuillin Ridge across the glen and a cast-iron stove burning birch from the croft below.

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At the McCargoe Cove shelter on the north shore of Lake Superior's largest island, with wolves audible somewhere across the harbor at 2 a.m.

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Sandhill crane staging on the central Nebraska river in late March, from a Rowe Sanctuary blind, with a thermos and a notebook.

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At Loch Chiarain, three peat-dark miles from the West Highland Way, with one box of matches and a slate roof that does not entirely keep out the rain.

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The Cirque of the Towers from the Big Sandy trailhead in the third week of July, a route some walk in a day and others should not walk at all.

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A single morning at 6,050 feet in the Glacier Peak Wilderness, with Glacier Peak reflected in nine acres of still water at 5:42 a.m.

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Eleven days northbound on Vermont's spine in the second week of May, with mud to the knee and the first wood thrush of the season.

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Seven days at 6,050 feet above the North Cascades, with a Forest Service radio, a pair of binoculars, and a small ledger of clouds.