Martha Perantoni Adventure Travel Writing - adventure travel writer Martha Perantoni specializes in writing about unique, human powered outdoor adventures that run off the beaten path. In addition to reporting on subjects including rock and ice climbing, canyoneering, backpacking, mountaineering, camping, hiking, and alpine and Nordic skiing, Perantoni is available for assignments investigating indigenous and world cultures, their history, and their changes. She has an insightful eye and unique voice capable of capturing fully the mood and detail of the moment and the mind of the audience.

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On a Muse break in the Maroon Bells Wilderness under the shadow of Frigid Air Pass. Reproduced with permission from Mike at www.miketittel.com	Publications *Ski & Snowboard California's Sierra Nevada* a Falcon Guide; Globe Pequot Press, 2002 *Time Out California* in context Skiing & Snowboarding; Time Out Group LTD, 2005 *Sliding on the Cheap* freelance reporter on all the best deals in Colorado Ski Country; archived from 12/20/01-3/26/03. __________________________________________________ Sample Features All Marmots are Named Fatty And other vaguely anthropomorphic observations of Colorado mountain wildlife. Joe on the Road The history and evolution of developing a good, no GREAT cuppa joe on the road. Il Maestro Sometimes fiction is stranger than fact. One man still believes he summited Cerro Torre via a new North Face route. The Photograph Everything you may or may not have wanted to know about adventure photography. In 1193 words. Or less. _________________________________________________ Sample Shorts Farewell to Sliding on the Cheap There’s more to riding than finding out where the cheapest discount lift tickets are. Hang up and Hike To cell or not to cell. Is there ever any doubt? Twas the Night Before Climbing What Santa really does on Christmas Eve. ____________________________________________________

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