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 “It’s all about exploration,” says carpenter and snowmaker Rob Paulsen from Leadville, CO, the highest incorporated city in the U.S. There he works nine months a year—sometimes 80 hours a week—so he can afford taking the other three months off to travel. Between shifts or during his limited free time, Paulsen, who rocks a mullet and a missing front tooth, goes out in the wild every chance he gets.

Paulsen says his nomad lifestyle goes back to his youth, where he grew up in a military family, and it was common for him to move around. He spent the first decade of his life in San Diego; from there he moved to Japan for two years, and for the next 10 years he lived in upstate New York. His career has taken him to Hood River, Oregon and Leadville.

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November is the start of snowmaking season, which means that on weekends he prepares the local slopes for opening day at Breckenridge Ski Resort, where he’ll work all night. He’ll then head to his carpenter day job at Downstream Construction. He’s also starting his own construction business. Stacking work is only temporary—snowmaking season only lasts two months—but the extra coin he makes goes far when it comes to adventuring in the wild.

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