~ Early Web Links ~

Alex Henes documents an impressive range of outdoor adventures across the American West, including mountaineering, mountain biking, canyoneering, road biking, and kayaking across dozens of Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and other western locations. The site serves as a detailed trip log and resource for fellow adventurers, with extensive coverage of specific trails, peaks, and river runs.

FishingResource is a beginner-friendly fishing reference site covering freshwater angling, saltwater angling, and tips and tricks for all skill levels. It also curates links to major brands like Bass Pro Shops and Cabelas alongside informational fishing sites and government resources.

Zak's personal small-web space chronicles life in the Queenstown Lakes District of New Zealand, with a strong emphasis on trail running, mountain biking, skiing, paragliding, and gardening. Alongside outdoor adventures, the site documents his tinkering with Linux, static site generators, and FOSS tools, making it a genuine slice of an active and curious life.

Tim and Kathy's personal journal covers cycling life in the UK, with posts on cargo trikes, road safety debates, and local bike hire schemes in Bath. The blog offers a thoughtful ground-level perspective on cycling advocacy and everyday cycle commuting.

Hundredrabbits (100R) shares hard-won lessons from running a creative studio aboard a sailboat entirely off the grid since 2016, covering solar power management, internet scarcity, data storage, and low-power software choices. The site is a practical, experience-driven guide for anyone looking to do meaningful digital work while living and traveling independently of shore power.

Oliver Beckstein's personal non-work page showcases his mountaineering expeditions, rock climbing adventures, and travel photography from destinations like the Wind River Range, the Alps, and Thailand. The site features a rich collection of landscape and climbing photos, panoramic images, and trip accounts from some of the world's most scenic wilderness areas.

BirdingPal is a worldwide directory connecting birdwatchers who want a local guide or companion for birding trips, with this page focusing on European countries from Albania to Ukraine. Visitors can browse country-by-country listings to find a local birding pal, arrange tours with professional guides, and discover hotspots across dozens of European nations.

A comprehensive trail guide covering the High Sierra Nevada mountain range from Lake Tahoe to Mount Whitney, including the Pacific Crest, Tahoe to Yosemite, and John Muir Trails. Visitors will find detailed maps, elevation profiles, gear lists, navigation tips, camp skills, seasonal conditions, and backpacker alerts for one of America's most iconic long-distance hiking corridors.

The Degree Confluence Project is a collaborative geographic endeavor where volunteers visit and document every integer latitude/longitude intersection on Earth. This particular page covers the 20°S 45°E confluence point in Madagascar, near Bemarivo in Toliara province, which has yet to be visited and logged.

Icehouseoffroad chronicles the off-road adventures of Andy, Dave, and a third friend as they tackle trails in Indiana in their nicknamed rigs, including the 'Bronconator' and the 'Great White Ho'. The site documents specific vehicles and trip reports, offering a fun personal look at 4x4 off-roading as a weekend hobby.