Prepare For A Photo Expedition

Tom Bol offers his insight on how to get ready when you’re going to be out for more than just a day hike

Text And Photography By Tom Bol

Published December 21, 2010
Updated June 29, 2016

ONE MORE STEP. This mantra is bouncing around in my brain as my body tries to follow suit.

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