People often ask me for tips on how to break into travel writing when the first thing they need to do is concentrate on their writing. Let's start with some basics.
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The new downhill course for the Beijing Olympics (📸: Chinese friend on WeChat). #skiing #beijingolympics #wintergames
Better late than never reading this. Richard Powers, The Overstory
Best lift of the winter so far. #skiing #pnwonderland #oregonexplored #mtbachelor
Some jargon: Icy, wind-blown hard pack with soft spots filled in here and there, then a rutted-out run out through old-growth trees, and this kid still crushed her first cone.
My latest for @nytimestravel #skiing #snowboarding #travel #covid_19
“I go so far sometimes as to imagine that a fish thinks pretty thoughts. Before I made the cast, I imagined the fish with the black back lying cool in the carbonated water full of bubbles from the waterfalls. He was looking down river and watching the foam with food in it backing upstream like a floating cafeteria coming to wait on its customers. And he probably was imagining that the speckled foam was eggnog with nutmeg sprinkled on it, and, when the whites of the egg separated and he saw what was on shore, he probably said to himself, ‘What a lucky son of a bitch I am that this guy and not his brother is about to fish this hole.’” – Norman Maclean, A River Runs Through It
