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Mid-life Reflections

orty years is a long time, whether for a human, a business, or a magazine. And when you consider how much has changed since 1981, it’s amazing that Magazine is still going. We’ve gone from A-frame tents to ultralight flies; steak and potatoes to freeze-dried risotto; first Australian ascents of Mount Everest to plans for fat-tyred bike expeditions across Antarctica. And throughout it all—the early days of planning and graft, the boom years in the has been publishing at least quarterly, sending packets of inspiration out into the world.

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