Here's Martin Fritz Huber of Outside Online on what made this year's Boston Marathon so special.
Huber is a fine writer and a refreshing for Outside, which strikes me as being in the business of shilling for kit makers: his columns rarely touch on gear.
OK, advertising for equipment and pieces such as "The 27 things you've absolutely gotta have before you head into the wilderness" and "We've found the last camp knife you'll ever buy" pay the bills, and of course there are things one does require.
Still, we've come a long way from Walden; or, Life in the Woods.
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