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My heart is full. 190 classrooms across the province joined me for a presentation on the challenges & joys of exploring-both close to home & around the globe. My presentation dovetails with the social studies curriculum & brings those lessons to life w/ stories & images.Here’s another one of @wissmarian ‘s captures of me in action. It was cool for the ride to turn and be in front of the lens-especially since I was also behind a lens.When your dear one matches the sky, magic happens!Being outstanding in a field…of cornus canadensis (creeping dogwood). This is one of the iconic forest floor plants of #HikeNL and it looks different during every season. Keep an eye out for it.Here’s looking at you kid! (From across the narrows and above Fort Amherst).Look I match the girls. Good thing I chose these shoes for barn chores.TA’s Facebook Page
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Ten Hints for Hiking the East Coast Trail in Winter
The East Coast Trail can be enjoyed in all seasons but winter can be especially magical with the interaction of snow, ice, and water. The trail is not groomed nor maintained in winter so you have to be prepared to … Continue reading
Posted in hiking, Life, Loca-venturing
Tagged East Coast Trail, HikeNL, hints, snowshoe, Winter
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Visual Soliloquy #982 Dare to love yourself as if you were a rainbow with gold at both ends…
Dare to love yourself as if you were a rainbow with gold at both ends. ― Aberjhani
Posted in Photography, Visual Soliloquy
Tagged 2014, East Coast Trail, Nature, Newfoundland, photography, Quotes, Spout Path, Travel
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A is for Awesome: Ama Dablam #3 (The Spout Hike)
Happy Find your Fit Friday! I’ve had an awesome week finding my fit and today is actually a bit of a rest day after four big physical days starting off my training efforts for Ama Dablam. Yesterday was a “climb … Continue reading
Posted in Ama Dablam, Everest 3.0
Tagged 2014, awesome, climb, East Coast Trail, hike, Nature, photography, Seven Summits, Spout Path, train
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Antarctica Countdown 41 Days and Counting: 35 is the New 20
Maybe I should caption this one, “The Great Pumpkin.” Rather than a giant squash however, it’s me nearing the end of a 20 km training hike pretty darn soggy from a stormy day. It rained and showered much of the … Continue reading
Posted in Everest 3.0, Vinson
Tagged 2011, Antarctica, climb, East Coast Trail, Seven Summits, train, Vinson
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