In 1970, Robb Moss took a semester off from Berkeley and started wandering to wherever he could crash, first out to a friend’s farm in Minnesota, and then listlessly hitchhiking to Arizona when it got too cold up north. It was down there that he saw a photograph of a boat riding a giant wave on the Colorado River, which incidentally gave him the bug to go on a trip the next year, guided by Sierra Club founder Martin Litton,...
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