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There is nothing like the total concentration of archery. So many moving pieces to hold still and steady including my mind.It’s been 8 days since I posted a picture of my favourite wooden boat photographic muse. It’s on shore in Back Harbour Twillingate and it calls to me each time I visit. I wish I knew a bit more about its story-can anyone shed some light?The view from my classroom window this morning…If I could just spread my wings and fly…often said on a steep descent to save knees and toes! In other words, Marian making TA’s favourite shape on the top of Gibbet Hill!We had a family canoe outing with the grand young humans. We catamaraned the canoes to make the trip super fun (think party boat for toddlers) and super safe (virtually impossible to tip). This is a technique I also use when adapting canoeing for folks with various disabilities who might benefit from some extra stability. You can also see that Marian and I had a win in getting “proof of concept” on our canoe outrigger situation (again these will add additional stability for anyone who needs it). So fun to see Long Pond through the eyes of young ones.The sky, the sky, the sky…as seen from my one my newest favourite spots on Signal Hill for a view. I usually only have to share it with the birds.TA’s Facebook Page
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What’s TA Climbing Next V Clue 3?
What’s TA Climbing Next Fifth Edition! My goodness how time and climbs fly. We’ve had fun guessing the last few times before climbs, I thought I would offer up the picture clue peak guessing game again this time. Please enter … Continue reading
What’s TA Climbing Next V Clue 2?
What’s TA Climbing Next Fifth Edition! My goodness how time and climbs fly. We’ve had fun guessing the last few times before climbs, I thought I would offer up the picture clue peak guessing game again this time. Please enter … Continue reading
What’s TA Climbing Next V?
What’s TA Climbing Next Fifth Edition! My goodness how time and climbs fly. We’ve had fun guessing the last few times before climbs, I thought I would offer up the picture clue peak guessing game again this time. Please enter … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, climb, Seven Summits, train, What's TA Climbing Next?
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What’s TA Climbing Next IV Clue #7?
Here’s another clue for the peak I am climbing in late November… It’s a guessing free-for-all…remember a winning guess will list all three peaks I am hoping to climb this fall…go big peak detectives!
What’s TA Climbing Next IV? Clue #6
Here’s another clue…they’ve been toughies so far…this is the peak I am climbing in late November…do you have a guess at what it is? Do you remember what the other(s) are? Please enter your guess(es) on my blog/website (it is … Continue reading
What’s TA Climbing Next IV Clue #5
Onto guessing the peak I am climbing in late November…the photo clue above is the second one for round two… Please enter your guess(es) on my blog/website (it is so satisfying to see the graph with site visits go up). … Continue reading
What’s TA Climbing Next IV? Clue #4
Turns out I have three climbing objectives for the fall. Congrats to Mona who honed in on the Atlas Mountains and to Carla for coming up with Jbel Toubkal (and Patti and Cathy as well), the highest peak in Morocco … Continue reading
What’s TA Climbing Next IV? Clue #3
I have two climbing objectives for the fall. Manaslu didn’t work out because I wasn’t able to train hard enough while teaching so much this summer so I’ve chosen two other peaks instead…one in late September and one in late … Continue reading
What’s TA Climbing Next IV? Clue #2
I have two climbing objectives for the fall. Manaslu didn’t work out because I wasn’t able to train hard enough while teaching so much this summer so I’ve chosen two other peaks instead…one in late September and one in late … Continue reading
What’s TA Climbing Next IV?
I have two climbing objectives for the fall. Manaslu didn’t work out because I wasn’t able to train hard enough while teaching so much this summer so I’ve chosen two other peaks instead…one in late September and one in late … Continue reading
What’s TA Climbing Next IV? Clue #5
Howdy, Round five…time to guess what TA is climbing next…looking here for a list of my next three climbs (two have already been identified by dedicated guessers)…so you’re looking for the third and to submit all three in the correct … Continue reading
Posted in Everest 3.0
Tagged 2012, climb, Seven Summits, train, What's TA Climbing Next?
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What’s TA Climbing Next IV? Clue #4
Namaste, Round four…time to guess what TA is climbing next…looking here for a list of my next three climbs (two have already been identified by dedicated guessers)…so you’re looking for the third and to submit all three in the correct … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, climb, Seven Summits, train, What's TA Climbing Next?
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What’s TA Climbing Next IV? Clue 3
Hola, Round three…time to guess what TA is climbing next…looking here for a list of my next three climbs (two have already been identified by dedicated guessers)…so you’re looking for the third and to submit all three in the correct … Continue reading
What’s TA Climbing Next IV? Clue 2
Bonjour, Clue #2…Time to guess what TA is climbing next…here is the second in a series of visual clues and you can try to guess what I am climbing next…looking here for a list of my next three climbs…so you … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, climb, Seven Summits, train, What's TA Climbing Next?
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What is TA Climbing Next IV?
OK folks…it’s that time again…time to guess what TA is climbing next…I’ll present a series of visual clues and you can try to guess…looking here for a list of my next three climbs…so you must guess all three and in … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, climb, Seven Summits, train, What's TA Climbing Next?
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What’s TA Climbing Next III?
What’s TA climbing Next? That’s been the question on my mind and on many others. We’ve had fun guessing the last two times, I thought I would offer up the guessing game again this time. Please enter your guess(es) on … Continue reading
What’s TA Climbing Next? Clue #4
Alright! Things are heating up in the guessing department. I’m loving how you are all catches some of the subtle clues in the images and putting it together with some google or bing action to come up with all new … Continue reading
What’s TA Climbing Next? Clue #3
OK. I know many of you are dying to know. Feeling impatient and wanting me to just spill the beans. Here is another clue to help you guess what I am climbing next…put all the pieces together from the images … Continue reading
What’s TA Climbing Next? Clue #2
We all know I love hockey. Probably more than I love climbing mountains (but don’t tell anyone). I usually like to play forward but on Fridays I play D. I love to score but even more, I love to deliver … Continue reading
What’s TA Climbing Next? Clue #1
So after months of hemming and hawing, sorting and sighing, planning and proposing, looking and logisticating…I’ve finally decided what to climb next BUT I’m not telling just yet. In the spirit of fun and frivolity, I’ll release a photo clue … Continue reading