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Cassidy Randall’s Journalist Portfolio

Ghost Ships (Published 2020)

Ghost Ships (Published 2020)

My sister was my other half until we tacked in different directions, making our own life choices. Send any fr…

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Alone at the Edge of the World - The Atavist Magazine

Alone at the Edge of the World - The Atavist Magazine

Susie Goodall wanted to circumnavigate the globe in her sailboat without stopping. She didn't bargain for wha…

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In Nepal’s hidden valley

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| Financial Times Verified
As we walk up to the Buddhist stupa, tucked against the mountains just above the Syar Khola River, the chiming of bells carries towards...
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Remembering Margaret Clark, Part of the First All-Women Team to Summit Denali

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By Cassidy Randall Verified
| Climbing Magazine Verified
Community New Zealand’s legendary mountaineer Margaret Clark passed away on June 17 at the age of 91. (Photo: Margaret Clark Family Collection) Published July 1, 2026 04:50AM Though she barely cleared five feet tall, Margaret Clark was a towering legend of mountaineering. The New Zealander was part of the first all-women’s team to summit one of the high peaks of the world: Denali, in 1970.
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No Jet Ski, No Problem. What It’s Like to Paddle into a 70-Foot Wave.

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By Cassidy Randall Verified
| Outside Magazine Verified
Tahitian big wave surfer Tikanui Smith believes it’s his destiny to break surfing’s gnarliest record: paddling into the biggest wave ever surfed. Currently, that record sits at 63 feet, set by American surfer Aaron Gold in 2016 at the famed Hawaiian break Jaws. Paddling into a big wave is far more challenging than being towed in behind a jetski. A surfer must have impeccable strength, timing, and bravery. Currently, Smith is being followed by a film crew with the HBO documentary 100-Foot Wave.
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