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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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