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A Field Guide To Losing Your Friends
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When writer Tyler Dunning lost his friend Nate Henn in a terrorist attack in Uganda, he moved to Estes Park, Colorado to escape his grief. After an attempt to summit Long’s Peak failed to ease the loss, he decided to visit all 59 U.S. National parks. A Field Guide To Losing Your Friends is a collaboration between Dunning and filmmaker Chad Clendinen and was one of the 10 Movies at Telluride Mountainfilm That We’re Most Excited About.
