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Graham Hiemstra

New York
As seen in: Field Mag, Cool Hunting, The Field, Wildsam, Cabins Etc
yes its me on the motorcycle. #skatetwitter observer. media guy.
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How to Carve a Simple Wood Spoon On Your Next Camping Trip

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By Graham Hiemstra
| Field Mag
Presented by I carry a titanium spork almost everywhere I go. The ultralight utensil saves me from relying on single-use plastic both in the backcountry and the city. Another tool I keep handy is a classic pocket knife. Not a multi-tool overloaded with gadgets—just a straightforward, two- or three-blade knife. During one particularly crucial instance not so long ago when I forgot the former, I was sure thankful I had the latter. And here’s why.
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Q&A: Scientist-Explorer Albert Lin on Lost Civilizations and Rethinking Time

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By Graham Hiemstra, Tanner Bowden Verified
| Field Mag
Scientist-Explorer Albert Lin on Lost Civilizations and Rethinking Time Author Graham Hiemstra, Tanner Bowden Photographer Neil Shukla, Johnny Harrington How the real-life Indiana Jones combines cutting edge tech with traditional field work to unearth ancient secrets.
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Hyperlite Mountain Gear Crosspeak 2 Review: UL Hiking in Eastern OR

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By Graham Hiemstra
| Field Mag
Hyperlite Mountain Gear Crosspeak 2 Review: A UL Tent Worth the Price Author Photographer Published: 09-09-2025 Copy URL for Sharing Field Mag's benevolent overlord, Graham Hiemstra is a writer & photographer with over a decade experience covering style, design, and outdoor gear. Materials & Design Pound for pound, Dyneema is roughly 15x stronger than steel, which makes it as functional for use in backpacks as shelters.
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