Letter to a young mountaineer, XII: Unfollowing one’s self in social media
You opened a Facebook account and people started ‘following’ you, amazed by your adventures. Slowly but steadily, your number of
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You opened a Facebook account and people started ‘following’ you, amazed by your adventures. Slowly but steadily, your number of
Read moreby Gideon Lasco Friendship is not a word one would normally use with non-humans, let alone non-living things, but it
Read moreby Pat Labitoria Hiking is a challenge – of course many of us reading this already know this by heart
Read moreby Gideon Lasco Batulao used to be the favorite training ground of hikers and trail runners, especially those living south
Read moreAnyone who pauses long enough to reflect on their lives will realize for themselves how true the maxim is, that
Read moreby Gideon Lasco In the aftermath of last year’s forest fire that ravaged Mt. Apo, local authorities pledged to
Read moreby Gideon Lasco Outdoor recreation is a public good, and all levels of government should support and finance the upkeep
Read moreby Gideon Lasco Now that we’re well into 2017, it’s easy to forget that a year ago, our mountains were
Read moreby Cecil Morella (AMCI) If there’s a prominent rock or outcrop on or near a Philippine mountaintop, chances are people
Read moreby Gideon Lasco 1. Quieter environs, clearer trails. If you’re one of those who get annoyed by hikers playing loud music
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