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Bikepacking for Couples Part I: Lost on the Bolivian Salt Flats, A Story
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After 38 days away, I rolled back into Durango, CO this week—1,800 miles and 168,183 ft of climbing later. [That’s more climbing than the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route in fewer miles.] 💀⛰️

I savored the last few days riding
The last five days from Park City to Moab, Utah have been some of the most wild, stunning, and humbling of this entire ride. Just wow!

From Park City, I climbed into the Unita Mountains where afternoon thunderstorms dropped temps fast. I waited out
For this last section, the route took us from Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, to Preston—infamously known as the town where Napoleon Dynamite was filmed (the route even passes right in front of his house). From Preston, the route crossed the Bear Rive
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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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