Northbound

a loose recording of field notes, people and places little and large from my time walking the Pacific Crest Trail. Over five months I traversed the Western states of California, Oregon and Washington; open desert, forest and cascading rivers, seven mountain ranges and burn zones larger than Greater Londo/ Luxenburg

America has some of the most pristine wilderness in the world, yet I found myself drawn to the edgelands, the underpasses of state highways, the freight trains, endless windfarms and the backyards of those who hosted a weary traveller. This is by no means a complete series –– it is difficult to articulate over two thousand miles of trail into a set. This linear journey northbound