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Tim Sohn is a freelance journalist based in New York and a Correspondent for Outside Magazine.

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"Operation Hollywood," a behind-the-scenes look at action film Act of Valor and the active-duty Navy SEALs who star in it.

"The Novelist," an interview with octogenarian writer James Salter, unrivaled prose stylist and all around legend, in Outside Magazine

"Artists in the Convent," a New York Times piece about a struggling Brooklyn parish that's opened its doors to artists.

"Shattered Idyll," in which I visited a soon-to-be-demolished ghost town on the Connecticut coast. Read it in the New York Observer or on Yahoo News.

"Graveyard Shift," a look at midwestern skiing at Paoli Peaks, Indiana, Skiing Magazine; read it here.

"The Life and Death of Shane McConkey," Outside Magazine; read it here.

"Gold Fish," a feature on the salmon fishermen of Bristol Bay and their fight against the proposed Pebble Mine, Outside; read it here.

"Everyman's Everest", a first-person account of my climb of Aconcagua (22,834 feet), Men's Journal; read it here.

 

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Thursday
Jan122012

New Year's Camping

To prepare for 2012, I spent a few days of the week between Christmas and New Year's backpacking in New York's Harriman State Park, spending one night in the Tom Jones Shelter, above, where a very persistent raccoon made for a fitful night's sleep. But overall, a great little trip--it's always fun to stay in these old lean-to's in Harriman, which are usually empty this time of year, and there's nothing like a good solo trip to clear the head before the start of a new year.

Happy New Year. See a few more Harriman photos here.