Yannick Schutz: communing with nature, connecting with family
A few years ago, I wouldn’t have envisioned living outside of a city.
Now I can’t stand a city for more than a day or two.
Inspiration for the adventurous
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Anthony Pease: packing yet more outdoors into a life behind the lens
Once I realised they were getting hands on material I hadn’t heard of before,
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Liv Ruben: finding herself again by connecting with nature
I discovered Adventurous Ink at the right time. I had lost myself. I stopped listening in the nature. Stopped taking adventures. Stopped connecting to my inner self.
Passion, purpose and integrity.
Product collaborations that define the new outdoors aesthetic.
New Direction
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Going with the Grain
Why people run, with Simon Freeman of Like The Wind
"We see that society as a whole is moving away from mass consumerism to being more experience-focused. Running is probably benefiting from that.
As an activity, running has all the elements someone looking for experiences could hope for; community at times and solitude at others."
Members of one whole
Human beings are members of a whole, in creation of one essence and soul.
These are stories told by people who have undertaken amazing journeys and achieved impressive feats, but the tales in these pages are not of their achievements; they are stories of the charity they received, grateful elegies to the simple acts of the kindness that made their journeys possible.
Sparking a movement whilst all at sea
All the individuals on board already had everything they needed to make a difference when they boarded – they just needed a few things to light the fire.
