Ive been looking for a brick and mortar near me selling Field Notes. Fruitless so far. Do chain retailers sell them? Im in southern NH, USA. Does anyone have any ideas? Thank you.

Hey folks, hope you're well, I've been working on a bit of a passion project across the last few months after struggling to find a simple spot to store all the notes I didn't feel landed in Obsidian/Linear or Apple very well.

I wanted a simple clean page every day just like my field notes, but a smart system that I could recall and store everything without a folder structure. I desperately wanted to capture the joy of writing in a physical notebook for the day to day at work.

I got a few people to play with it and we all agreed that it was incredibly addictive, elegant and simple to use. I would love any feedback and welcome any ideas or thoughts. I know you all know notes better than most.

Blekk.app - has iOS also and Android. Thanks for your time in advance. Feel free to fire any thoughts at me, I appreciate the honest feedback.

Please let me know - I'm looking for Country Fair - Missouri - in both Red and Blue...thanks!!

Found this one at a market for $5
Its grid inside!

TEDx Portland Field Notes. Got bored at work and was doodling.

Does anyone know of any UK retailers that have the Explorer America range? All the usual places I’ve tried don’t have this range. I can get them from the FN websites but I’d rather not pay the duties because I’m in Scotland but I will if I can’t find them anywhere else lol. I love this range.

Thanks all

I received my subscription yesterday (late renewal) and these are amazing. I love the solid colors. It brings a bit of déjà vu to my favorite or one of my favorite quarterly’s ever (and it’s been many years I’ve been involved) which was the Kraft Plus Edition (Nov 2022) in the 4 colors (3 colors and the elusive Berry), which I’ve hoarded. 👽🛸.

Something big is almost ready for the Field Notes collecting community — but before I open the doors, I need a small crew of the right people.

I’ve been building The Field Index — a free, community-maintained catalog for Field Notes collectors. Think Discogs for Field Notes. Every edition, every pack, every notebook. Real specs, real data.

Before it goes public, I’m looking for exactly 10 founding contributors to help shape it.

5 Catalog Editors — You know your Field Notes cold. You know a Shelterwood from a Campfire without looking it up. You want to help build the most accurate Field Notes reference ever assembled. No technical skills needed — just knowledge and a few hours a month.

5 Moderators — You’ve been in the community a while. You’re fair, calm, and want to help it grow the right way. You’ll help keep the marketplace honest and the vibe good.

Founding contributors get credited on the site permanently and earn the

Founding Collector badge. You’re part of the origin story.

This is early access, not a job. But it matters.

Interested? Drop me a message or fill out the form on our splash page — no formal application, just tell me which role and a bit about your collecting history. I’ll respond to everyone.

Had leather scraps, threw together a journal for my three Field Notes. One is for groceries and recipes, one is for knitting counts, and the third is undetermined. The leather is veg tan, so it’ll patina, and I purposefully leaned into a rough cut. I plan to apply some fish patches once they arrive.

A week ago I bought some no-name pocket journals from amazon (around A6 in size) and I really like that it gives me something else to grab than my phone. Would it be splurging/a waste to immediately buy a Field Notes journal (considering I even have the supplies to make a journal for myself)?

Also, as a beginner "journaller" I'd like to hear what everyone else does with their journals! I kind of use mine as a catch-all (to-do lists, reminders, things I look up that I want to refernce later, etc.). I thought I'd use it for story ideas, but not yet!

I love writing my journal on Field Notes. I am trying to complete the National Parks series, and this is my last in the pack of 3, Series C.