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—–> Wind River High Route

Aug, 2019 – Female, supported FKT @ 3 days, 17 hours, 20 minutes

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—–> High Sierra Camp Loop

Oct, 2019 – Overall, female, self-supported FKT @ 12 hours 22 minutes.

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Summmmmerrrr has come and gone but it’s still so hot 🥵 Heard on NPR yesterday that true “Fall” weather will only be more and more delayed each year as we fall further into climate change. In the first few days of September, over a dozen weather stations reported record highs. Northerly migration is already a reality, but only for those who can afford it (across all flora and fauna). @meganwalsh11 has been curating a weekly climate newsletter, with both the good and the bad. Subscribe and stay informed! _ #climatechange #keepitreal #keepitwild #windriverrange #easternshoshone #northernarapaho #crow #bivytales #stayinformed #naturetherapy #skyline #summerhighs #summertime #alpinelakes #alpinelife
When you travel you open yourself up. To the land. To other people’s paths. And you change. Or at least I hope you do. Even if it’s through memory alone. When I take a photo I want it to reflect the change in me. _ El desierto de Sonora //Tohono O’odham / Seri / Yaqui / Pima _ #nmlff #outdoorwomen #womenwhoexplore #liveyourart #saguaro #sonorandesert #bivytales #writerslife #keepitwild #naturetherapy
Thank you to those who continue to follow and read along. Last year ended up being a quiet year for BivyTales, but this year will hopefully be much different. Experimenting and engaging with more collaboration across various mediums, I hope to share more genuine art and prose. Being so small and without funding is of course the first and main obstacle, which is why most passion projects, like this very platform, easily dissipate. Refocusing my intentions, I might have to redefine what BivyTales even is, what it represents, or what and how it serves the community. Since I cannot pay contributors, I think the best thing to do is distill the brand back to its origins: a personal blog and a place for people to find me, browse my portfolio, etc. Is this the right move? Lend me your thoughts! - Sara _ #liveyourart #bivytales #keepitwild #writerslife #womenwhowrite #artforartssake @bivytales @heysarawrr
Squeezin’ out of 2018 and only ready for more! Happy 2019! _ #outdoorwomen #naturetherapy #liveyourart #bivytales #desertdream #keepitwild #fortheloveofclimbing #womenwhoclimb #rockclimbingwomen #girlswhoclimb #nmlff #womenwhoexplore #tradisrad #offwidth #adventurereadyspirit 📷: @moonofhisheart
Hey there, moon. _ #naturetherapy #travel #indiancreek #bearsears #liveyourart #bivytales #keepitwild #desert #desertdream #utahgram #landscape #moon 📷: @heysarawrr
How many times can you write about the same place? I’m about to head back to the desert... _ #writerslife #bivytales #adventurereadyspirit #trailrunningviews #desertvibes #keepitwild #naturetherapy 📷: @heysarawrr
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