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MOVES
WHAT
US
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T h e F o o t h i l l s
Explore what it means to move as we hike the Berliner Höhenweg in this multimedia experience.
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There is a silence before movement
in our violet shrouded morning—
a pull that grows beneath the ribs.
MOUNTAINS
are calling
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47.117262° N, 11.808665° E
START ELEVATION: 936m
BOOTS: MERRELL
Boots: Merrell
HYDRATION
The first day is the toughest. Be sure to take electrolytes and mineral supplements to dissolve in your water.
Bring dextrose for an extra boost when you think you've reached your limit.
Muscles burn.
Sweat carves small
rivers down our backs.
The map crinkles in our pocket,
but the real compass
beats somewhere
behind our
sternum.
GAMSHÜTTE ELEVATION: 1,921m
47.129722° N, 11.795556° E
The sun paints gold on stone
as if it’s writing something ancient,
something only the tired can read.
A goat regards us like myth.
We pass glacial silence,
a blue too deep to name.
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PERSEIDS
Meteor shower visible in Late July - August. Lay on the ground looking up at the sky somewhere wild and allow 15 - 20 for your eyes to adjust.
We carry the sky now.
We carry the silence.
And we carry the reason we came—
to be moved
and to move
until they are the same thing
snowmelt whispering under rock,
Above the tree line
the world softens -
clouds brushing the ribs of peaks
as if
to
soothe them.
47.024475° N, 11.813169° E
CURRENT ELEVATION: 2,592m
No summit calls us,
just the long unfolding -
a trail turning it's quiet face
toward whatever light came.
ROCK COLLECTION
Today you are an archeologist.
GAMS | CHAMOIS
This species is adapted for the alpine terrain & is notably smaller than a goat.
Spotted individually on remote and untouched mountain ridges.
BOTTLE: SALEWA
BAG: MACPAC
And we walk on,
not to arrive,
but to be gently
unmade.
this project was
shot on iphone
The terrain was too rough for my usual camera setup so I decided to see how far I could push the camera in my pocket.
Archival images sourced from the MET collection
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