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Cheers to active outdoor living!Where’s Marian? On top of Signal Hill, of course!A lovely evening on the hill with little wind and blues skies and water.Sporting my Paralympic National Team jersey, I was thrilled to be back in a sledge playing sit-down hockey with my class.Such fun to have winter biking in our community!With the wind/snow combo yesterday, the skiing in Upper Pippy Park was perfect today. Our new back of beyond route meant we were making first tracks and loving having the place to ourselves…can you believe this is St. John’s? :-)TA’s Facebook Page
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Paddling North: Odometer Moments Day 56
Hey, this is TA and Marion calling from our canoe. Just headed out from Wrigley. We got there this afternoon. we were on a wind delay today. No call yesterday, it was the porcupine’s fault. it was a porcupine the … Continue reading
Posted in Canoe, Paddling North
Tagged 2018, Athabasca River, canoe, Mackenzie River, Post by Voice, Slave River
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Paddling North: Odometer Moment 50 for 50
We paddled 50 kilometres today on Day 50 of our expedition, Paddling North. After several near misses, we finally got an odometer moment. Those who have been following me for awhile will know that I love odometer moments. I also … Continue reading
Posted in Canoe, Paddling North
Tagged 2018, Athabasca River, canoe, Mackenzie River, Slave River
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Everest 3.0: Third Toothbrush and Other Such Odometer Moments
I brushed my teeth with my third toothbrush of the trip this morning. For awhile, I couldn’t remember why I needed a second but it just came to me, my bags were initially delayed when I got to Kathmandu. I … Continue reading
Posted in Everest 3.0
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Get Away to the Mountains, the Deserts and the Deepest Recesses of the Earth-A Found Piece of Writing
Here on 2-20-20, another fine odometer moment, I delved into a little Finder clean-up/re-org and found this piece I’d written some time ago. Given all the skiing we’ve been doing this winter and given our soon to be departure to … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Ski
Tagged 2020, Baffin Island, exploring, Greenland, Matty McNair, polar
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Happy New Year 2020! Every Moment is New
The year has just turned to 2020…what a lovely odometer year! Those who have followed me for awhile know that I am a fan of odometer moments. Turns out that I have several posts that explain this love of mine. … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged 2020, adventure, Adventurous Decade Countdown, explore, Happy New Year
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Visual Soliloquy #1234 Behind every great daughter is a truly amazing dad…
Behind every great daughter is a truly amazing dad. —Anonymous Today is a very special Visual Soliloquy. 1234. At one point, I thought I would stop doing them at this number. But I won’t. I’m still enjoying doing them too … Continue reading
Visual Soliloquy #1000 Individually, we are one drop. Together, we are an ocean…
Individually, we are one drop. Together, we are an ocean. -Ryunosuke Satoro As many of you know, I am a fan of odometer moments. Today is a special Visual Soliloquy odometer moment of #1000. I had no idea on October … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Visual Soliloquy
Tagged 2014, ALS, Icebucketchallenge, odometer moment, photography, Quotes
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Great Big Walk Audio Update Day #35
Hey good afternoon. Good morning. Good day from day 35 of the great big walk. We are located here at approximately 4105 m above sea level in a place called grazing kharka. You’ll remember a kharka is a place where they bring … Continue reading
Posted in Everest 3.0, Great Big Walk, Great Himalaya Trail
Tagged 2014, Great Himalaya Trail, Nepal, Post by Voice, School Curriculum
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Great Big Walk Audio Update Day #22
Hey this is TA calling in from Day 22 of the great big walk, which I think today should actually rightly be called the great big climb. We’ve had a big day here on the great big walk climb. We had snow … Continue reading
Posted in Everest 3.0, Great Big Walk, Great Himalaya Trail
Tagged 2014, Great Himalaya Trail, Nepal, Post by Voice, School Curriculum
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8 km with 50 kg
Given a big dump of snow earlier in the week, we’d hoped to get to ski today to try out my new boot/binding combination that we installed during Wednesday’s gift of a snow day. We gave up after only ten … Continue reading
Same, Same but Different
Velma the Vanilla Dip Waits to Fly to Guatemala City There is something about getting on an airplane. I just love it. Perhaps, because an airplane is usually a place I feel unusually at leisure in ( I get to … Continue reading
A Study of White and Blue
Howdy, I was signing some paperwork this morning and realized that today is a fine “odometer moment” in that it’s 8-9-10. It’s not everyday that has such fine numeric sequencing and we won’t see another for about thirteen months or … Continue reading
Posted in Newfoundland
Tagged Everest 2010, Seven Summits, training, Twillingate, Yamaha XT 250
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Happy 2010
Happy New Year! Wow! It’s 2010 and today is a palindrome (01022010), as an odometer moment queen* that’s pretty exciting! (* An odometer moment queen is someone who is fond of numerical fun such as the time 12:34:56 and car … Continue reading
Posted in Everest 2010
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