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I will admit that one of my favourite spots in the world is sitting on the edge of a cliff. Any cliff. A seaside cliff is bonus like the maraschino cherry on top of a sundae. Spillar’s Cove has an abundance of cliffs to catch a view from…just saying.Where’s TA? Right and wrong answers only.Caught Marian watching the sunset from the Queen’s Battery on Signal Hill on our evening walkabout.Tickle Cove Arch…the view beside the arch.Marian taking a contemplative stroll last Saturday in between the @rootsrantsroars Food Hike and Grand Feast. We had to go for a big walkabout to make room for the feast-which indeed was grand.The quiet of the cove, the peace before the storm…take care everyone.TA’s Facebook Page
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Antarctica Countdown 47 days and counting: Flashback to YOD
This new training program has me running again. Thankfully I am back up to an hour of running without any major challenges thus far. I ran outside Wednesday around Quidi Vidi lake and again this morning from the house. In … Continue reading
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Tagged Antarctica, climb, Mount Vinson, training, Year on Denali, YOD
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Mount Vinson or Bust (and Bust)
Every spring since 2005, I’ve scrutinized all of the major climbing outfitters websites looking at their Mount Vinson offerings. And every spring, summer, and fall since then as well, I’ve decided that Mount Vinson’s mountain of a price tag was … Continue reading
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