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This week I had the pleasure of speaking with Kelsey Gray, photographer, writer, adventurer, international traveler, and Alaskan! We talked about the process of writing his guidebooks for climbing, creating a publishing company called “Reinventing the Nomad”, and reflecting on what it means to be an American in a foreign country. To learn more about his work and to check out his climbing guidebooks and photographs, go to climbak.com and kelseygrayphotography.com
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