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Lighthouse roll call! What’s the last light or lighthouse you’ve hiked to? This is my latest-The Gasters Bay Light in Harbour Main. We hiked the Goat Shore then onto the light.Not the usual kinds of birds I usually see when out hiking coastal trails-but certainly colourful and fun to watch soaring on thermals.As we headed out to hike the Goat Shore trail in Harbour Main, an elderly gent seeing us embark said, “I see you’re headed out on a dodge.” Having not heard that term used like that before, I consulted the Dictionary of NL English: dodge v To stroll casually and slowly along, to saunter. Indeed, with such beauty surrounding us, we did just that. Here’s to the art and slow pace of a dodge.Where to next? Which hike is calling out to you? Me, I’m headed to the coast for another dose of sky and sea. #HikeNL #ExploreNLWhen you seize the sun-lit day and find some water, you also find yourself. Thank goodness for that. It’s a beauty hike along Manuels River. I highly recommend it.I am climbing a stairway to heaven-otherwise known as the @eastcoasttrail.TA’s Facebook Page
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Pretty Big Climb: Yala Peak
This is a summit photo of Marian and I (and Niranjan who trying to hide in the background) on the summit of Yala Peak. We climbed the peak over two days on our Pretty Big Walk expedition. Most folks were … Continue reading
Home Court Advantage: TA’s Climbing Canada’s Highest Peak, Mount Logan, in June 2013
Having had the privilege of climbing on all seven continents over the past eight years, I thought it was finally time to claim “home court advantage” and take on the challenge of climbing Mount Logan, Canada’s highest peak. At an … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, Canada's Highest Peak, climb, Mount Logan, Mountaineering, video, Yukon
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Mount Logan Videos
I often seek out videos on You Tube and other sites as a way to preview and visualize the mountain I am about to climb. I study the route and land marks as well as what the climbers are wearing … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, Canada's Highest Peak, Mount Logan, Mountaineering, video, Yukon
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Training Plan for Mera, Island, and Logan
Starting to map out the training plan for my spring climbs of Mera peak, Island Peak, and Mount Logan. It’s good to have it take shape and it starts right now this week. Logan has a 10-15 hour summit day … Continue reading
Posted in Everest 3.0, Logan, Mera & Island
Tagged 2012, Canada's Highest Peak, climb, Mountaineering, Nepal, Seven Summits, train
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