Adventurer, outdoorsman, four-wheeler, author, and defender of sustainable outdoor motorized recreational access.
By Del Albright
Before the abalone closure, before kelp collapse, before purple urchin barrens — California’s coast saw a different kind of tide. It belonged to the commercial abalone and urchin divers of the 1970s and 1980s.
There is something downright magical about climbing a mountain in a 4WD, especially as the road keeps narrowing, the trees get shorter, and the world you left behind keeps shrinking.
We are super excited for our next big event with the Glamis Veterans and the 23rd Annual Glamis Veterans Day Gathering, better known to many of us as the Flag Pole Ceremony.
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Words of wisdom from a guy they once called the “Poop Master.” And yes, there’s a story behind that.
Saturday, September 26, is National Public Lands Day, and I almost let this one sneak past me. That would have been a mistake.
The Hookah Cowboys: Inside California’s Wild Era of Commercial Urchin & Abalone Divers By Del Albright Before the abalone closure,...
