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Stay away from the edge is great advice when you want nothing more to venture closer to get a better view of the way the water dances with the islet. With viewpoints around every corner on the Chance Cove Coastal Hiking Trail, you have to resist that temptation many times. #HikeNL #ExploreNLTonight we were finally able to hang out garden prayer flags and raise some Windhorse energy. It’s been too windy of late but it felt so good to seeing them flying over our grow space! #garden #Lungta #windhorseThere is a knotted rope that helps you get down to the beach below the Chance Cove Coastal Trail. Walking the beach and listening to the water rattle between the cobbles brings peace and tranquillity.Patrick’s Cove along the Chance Cove Coastal Trail was stellar today as always. #HikeNL #ExploreNLWhen the sky is as big as the ocean. We had an awesome hike on the Bordeaux Hike in Arnold’s Cove. It’s has beauty views all along the way. #HikeNL ##ExploreNLOur June snowstorm has me dreaming of blue skies mottled with cloud and trails beneath my feet.TA’s Facebook Page
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Das Boot
Hey, It’s Sunday once again and the time has been a blur. My mom was admitted to hospital about a week ago in serious condition and I’ve spent much of the week sending my love, prayers, and good thoughts to … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, Everest 2010, Motorcycles
Tagged Buddhist Learning, climb, dirt girls, motorycles, training
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Joys and Sorrows
Good Icy Cold Morning to You, The combination of minus 45 degrees C and ice fog this morning at the Edmonton International Airport means we’re spending an additional day here. Our flight was cancelled and given big travel volumes, we … Continue reading
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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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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Out of the Bardo: Elbrus Update #1
Greetings from Moscow, The bardo, in Tibetan, is the place between death and birth; a transition zone between the last existence and the next. For me, in this life, the airplane is the nearest experience to the bardo I can … Continue reading
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Elbrus: Climbing for my Dad
Greetings from Victoria Day, We call it the 2-4 Weekend in Newfoundland since Queen Victoria’s birthday was on the 24th. This year the 24th actually fell on a weekend but we’re having the holiday the weekend before, go figure! I’m … Continue reading
New Views
Howdy, Happy three months to my birthday day. I’m a few days late in writing this but it’s been a rollercoaster weeks of intense highs and lows and I’m tried to take inspiration and meaning from both. I flew out … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddhist Learning, Grand Canyon, polar, school presentation
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