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Hanging with some #geodiversity today with #HikeNL on the Madrocks Trail in Bay Roberts. I learned so much about what’s beneath my feet.The larches are ready to burst forth into the weekend.Sometimes looking down from a high view is the best way to end a day.There is nothing like the total concentration of archery. So many moving pieces to hold still and steady including my mind.It’s been 8 days since I posted a picture of my favourite wooden boat photographic muse. It’s on shore in Back Harbour Twillingate and it calls to me each time I visit. I wish I knew a bit more about its story-can anyone shed some light?The view from my classroom window this morning…TA’s Facebook Page
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Monthly Archives: November 2009
A New Elevation
Good Morning, When climbing a high altitude peak, we don’t just climb it once. We climb it at least twice, perhaps three of four times. In order to acclimatize properly, mountaineers use a strategy of “Climb High, Sleep Low.” … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, Everest 2010
Tagged climb, grief, high altitude, mountain, training
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Down River
Happy US Thanksgiving! As I look forward to this week, where my friends south of the 49th parallel will be celebrating Thanksgiving, I am thankful that last week went as well as it could have and that Marian came … Continue reading
Posted in Everest 2010
Tagged Buddhist Learning, Colorado River, Grand Canyon, love, raft, rapid, surgery, training, whitewater
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With Glowing Heart
Happy Anniversary Mom and Dad! The title of one of the many books I read a book in grad school stayed with me over the years: “We Make the Road by Walking” because it so aptly describes the unfolding … Continue reading
The Deep Well
Good Morning to All, The early morning, early winter light is draping the South Side Hills in a gentle blanket of rose taffeta. As I glance out the window, my gaze lowers to the delightfully delicate blossoms on our … Continue reading
Posted in Everest 2010
Tagged Allied Health Services, award, Buddhist Learning, curriculum, Egg Producers of NL, generosity, gratitute, mountain of learning, Oma, Pumori, Sponsors
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They Fly Through the Air with the Greatest of Ease–Not!
Bunny, Bunny! Somewhere along the way I learned that the first thing we should say on the morning of a new month is “Bunny, Bunny,” so it seemed like an apt greeting for today. Welcome back to standard time for … Continue reading
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