BPLrs with blogs

[Ken Thompson]

Give a link to your site.

Ryan Jordan(wink to Ken) : http://ryanjordan.com/

Hiking in Finland: http://hikinginfinland.com/

Hike it. Like It: http://hikeitlikeit.com/

Sweeping the Garden : http://sweepingthegarden.wordpress.com/

http://www.jolly-green-giant.blogspot.com/

PMags http://www.pmags.com/

Hike Lighter (John Abela) http://hikelighter.com/

Southwest Ultralite Backpacking (Will & Janet Rietveld) http://southwestultralight.blogspot.com/

Dave Chenault: http://bedrockandparadox.wordpress.com/

Jack Haskel: http://jackhaskel.com/

Chad "Stick": http://sticksblog.com/

Brian Green: http://briangreen.net/

Ryan "Guthook": http://guthook.blogspot.com/

http://40yearsofwalking.wordpress.com/

http://laughing-knees.com/

http://wp.me/2KH5M

Outsideways.com by Damien and Renee Tougas

http://dispatchesfromoutside.wordpress.com/

http://dondo1.wordpress.com/

[David W.]

I dont have a blog but I know of a few and I would like to add to my list. I'll share the few I know of:

Ryan Jordan(wink to Ken) : http://ryanjordan.com/
Hiking in Finland: http://hikinginfinland.com/
Hike it. Like It: http://hikeitlikeit.com/
Sweeping the Garden : http://sweepingthegarden.wordpress.com/

[Randy Martin]

Gossamer Gear has a nice list of their trail ambassador blog sites along the right side of this page http://gossamergear.com/wp/

[Jolly Green Giant]

Well, I'm a BPL'er and a Gossamer Gear Trail Ambassador with a blog, so do I win a free set of cuben shelters or something?

http://www.jolly-green-giant.blogspot.com/

[Mary D]

I'm not a blogger, but here are some I regularly check:
Hiking in Finland (see above)
Jolly Green Giant (see above)
Section Hiker (Philip Werner) http://sectionhiker.com/
PMags http://www.pmags.com/
Hike Lighter (John Abela) http://hikelighter.com/
Southwest Ultralite Backpacking (Will & Janet Rietveld) http://southwestultralight.blogspot.com/

Of these, SectionHiker is the only one that gets posts almost every day.

I also get Gossamer Gear's weekly newsletter and follow the links to the blog entries that interest me.

[Steven Paris]

A few more:

Dave Chenault: http://bedrockandparadox.wordpress.com/

Jack Haskel: http://jackhaskel.com/

Chad "Stick": http://sticksblog.com/

Brian Green: http://briangreen.net/

Ryan "Guthook": http://guthook.blogspot.com/

[Alex H]

I've got one

http://40yearsofwalking.wordpress.com/

[Miguel Arboleda]

I have one. Laughing Knees. I used to post regularly, but what with the disasters in 2011 and getting very sick at the end of that year, and then my site getting completely destroyed by a malicious hacker in January, it's taken a while getting things back up. I'm slowly, by hand, putting everything back up one-by-one (I've redone the entire site and rearranged things like categories and sections, so I can't just simply use the old files as is). I hope to get back to posting again regularly, soon. Have a look! (^J^)/"

[Nick Gatel]

Alex,

Read some of your trip reports. Awesome, awesome and awesome. I've bookmark it!!

[Nick Gatel]

Ken,

This is a great idea. I think we should push RJ to add a tab at the top of the page for member links.

[Alex H]

Thanks Nick, yours looks good to, I think you will find the wordpress platform easy to use.

[Brendan Swihart]

Cool. Lots of good stuff I hadn't seen…

Mine: outlivingblog.wordpress.com

[Alex H]

Brendan, love those photos and looked like a cool trip around Arches. We just missed you in Coyote by a few days. Thanks.

[James Castleberry]

Outsideways.com by Damien and Renee Tougas is really excellent.

[Ken Thompson]

It's a good start. Many I am familiar with. New ones too. I know there are more though.

@Nick. Maybe with the soon to be improved software we could.

[MFR]

I have one, but I also write about much more than just getting out. I started a new job and haven't done much with it lately. I am also questioning the impact of the trip report as a genre–it is getting tired and clichéd in my opinion.

For what it's worth: Dispatches from Outside.

There's also Dondo's site. He's one of the few that I read regularly who challenges the conventions of the trip report: Dondo Outdoors.

[Rod Lawlor]

Nice idea Ken, very nice.

I know you don't want to take the responsibility of missing anyone out, but would you consider editing your first post?

It would be great to have these as clickable links in the first post, perhaps with the members name, and then the link. I know the BPL software is slightly less than ideal for this, but maybe someone else smarter than me could set it up for you.

Cheers, Rod

[Ken Thompson]

Hey Rod. I was waiting for a bit of a list to accumulate. I'll alphabetize too of course.

[Andy Duncan]

My humble contribution:

seatosummitultralight

Thanks, Andy.

(www.seatosummitultralight.blogspot.com)

[Sarah Kirkconnell]

Mine is http://blog.trailcooking.com/ (It goes back much farther than Trailcooking, I was blogging under FreezerBagCooking for years before). :-)

[Paul Wagner]

We've got one…part of our larger website. Lots of trip reports etc.

backpackthesierra.com

[Cesar Valdez]

Mine is: http://cesarandthewoods.blogspot.com

Link in my profile if you are lazy. Feedback always welcome.

As of late: over halfway done with my companion trail guide for Bohusleden, a trail here in Sweden.

A side note: this is my first post since all that drama. I didn't know us old heads got grandparented in. Thanks BPL.

[Nick Gatel]

Its fairly new.

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