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Baja Cape Loop: Itinerary and Route Guide
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Bikepacking for Couples Part II: Strategies for Experiencing Joy and Managing Conflict
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Bikepacking for Couples Part I: Lost on the Bolivian Salt Flats, A Story
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Over the past four days I’ve ridden from Ketchum to Lava Hot Springs—over Trail Creek Summit, through Copper Basin, across Antelope Creek Pass to Arco, through Craters of the Moon, across the Snake River Plain, then on to Blackfoot, and t
Over the last four days I’ve been making my way across Idaho from Payette to Ketchum, weaving through the Sawtooth Mountains and Sawtooth National Forest along the South Fork and North Fork of the Boise River. Here the mountains are bigger, the
Welcome to IDAHO!

Little moments from the last couple days making my way from John Day, Oregon to Payette, Idaho. 

I feel like I’m over the hump and into a groove now and it feels so good. I made quick work of the 145 mile section and knocked
I’m one week into my journey on the Golden Gravel Trail and just a couple days shy of the Oregon–Idaho border.

In five days I’ve ridden ~300 miles and climbed over 25,000 ft. I rerouted once around the Emigrant Fire in the Cascades
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Sarah Swallow's Logo by Mary Lytle

February 04, 2021

After years of back-and-forth and putting it on hold, Mary and I have finally landed on a symbol that represents the many different and ever-changing roles I play in my profession. Not only does this image represent me, but it also depicts connection; to the iconic Mustang Mountains that have inspired so many of my projects and collaborations, to making connections through linking roads for routes; to using those routes to connect me to self and my journey in life, and to making connections between people and places. 

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