Ice Frontiers (Page 2)

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Selected reads — curated from across the site.

Invitation to Alaska

Letters from the Dock Featured

Invitation to Alaska

Join the Ice Frontiers for parts of the 2026 Alaska expedition — not as passengers, but as contributors to the project.

Letters from the Dock

Articles using sailing as a metaphor for resilience and uncertainty.

Rosemary is in Good Hands

Letters from the Dock

Rosemary is in Good Hands

A note from Rosemary’s former owner captures something difficult to express: the long, uncertain process of learning a boat, and the quiet responsibility of becoming its custodian.

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Letters from the Edge

Essays on change, loss, and transformation.

Attu — Where the Frontier Withdrew

Letters from the Edge

Attu — Where the Frontier Withdrew

A straight line north from New Zealand leads to Attu Island—the westernmost point of the United States, located in the Eastern Hemisphere. A place where geography contradicts mythology, and where the frontier quietly turned back.

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Logbook

Personal notes shared with an inner circle of co-travelers pursuing their own frontiers.

A Deep Dark Hole

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A Deep Dark Hole

Every task completed seems to create two more. At some point, the checklist stops feeling like progress—and starts feeling like the ground giving way beneath your feet.

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