All right, so I am out for a little afternoon ski and I've come to this spot that has a beautiful view of all these mountains.

This place is somewhere I come a lot. It's near my home in Wyoming.

But I never know what mountains I'm looking at,

because my trail maps only show the immediate vicinity,

and these mountains are far away.

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to peat bugs in the Arctic,

and up close to patches of moss in your own backyard.

Outside In features deeply investigated stories and the deliberately goofy.

It makes you think and makes you laugh.

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