Log and Jotter

01/25/2026

01/25/2026

the kids were gone by the time the course was ready…

09/08/2022

The final post in the backcountry design category. This edition's colors remind me of a couple backcountry sites I visited in Glacier National Park.

08/30/2022

Another back country inspired design! This is the July edition we released on the heels of our Escalante River adventure.

The designs and releases that show up in your mailbox are crafted from our adventures and experiences. This year, our group of friends went on an incredible trip along the Escalante River. towering walls dwarfed us as we trudged through poison ivy, through rivers, and miles of sand... It was perfect! We hope you share the same passions and experiences you see in our monthly notebooks. Thanks for being a part of the L+J community!

08/24/2022

Towering Sequoia trees show the magnitude of the landscapes. Has anyone visited the big trees along the West Coast?

Today is the final day to sign up for your National Park Edition. These books come in September!

08/22/2022

Nothing compares to the stars that you see in the back country!

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08/19/2022

We went on a hike in Glacier National Park and witnessed a bull moose eating off the bottom of a lake. The moose rose to the surface and gallons of water cascaded off the rack.

NPS edition coming in September. Sign up now so you don't miss out.

08/16/2022

Even though we love backpacking and camping, we still enjoy the cozy cabin experience in the woods!

There is still time to join before the National Park Notebook release.

08/14/2022

National Park Edition coming in September. Don't miss out!

This edition came in a few different colors. The "Teton" notebook brings memories from my first trip to the American West. Along the drive to Jackson Hole from Yellowstone, these mountains erupt from the scenery from almost nowhere. It is no wonder Ansel Adams hung out around there.

08/12/2022

The beautiful Yosemite Valley has an Eden-like feel. Along the banks of the The Merced River I feel like I am in the midst of an oasis. The towering granite feels like a fortified wall from the area outside the valley.