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From a trail called 'Life': Air raid: Bomber Traverse in an 11-hour epic
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From a trail called 'Life'. Tales from the trails and far beyond: a photoblog from Alaska. Monday, May 2, 2011. Air raid: Bomber Traverse in an 11-hour epic. I had initially planned a little Valley adventure to the north with some skate skiing and road biking, but when I woke up Saturday morning I had a text on my phone from Jack about slamming the Bomber Traverse in one go on Sunday. That was all I needed to see. There are many variations of the traverse, Jack printed out the above map of our route, whi...
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From a trail called 'Life': The call
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From a trail called 'Life'. Tales from the trails and far beyond: a photoblog from Alaska. Thursday, October 14, 2010. It’s 6 pm, the sun is falling behind the snow covered mountains, a bitter northwind is freezing my thinly covered arms, and I still can’t see the crest of this climb. It’s early October, I’m trying to make it to the high point of a moraine south of Lost Lake. I knew when I set off on this ride it was going to be rough, and now, I just want it to be over. Eventually I arrive at the lake&#...
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The Amoral Hippy: March 2012
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The adventures, wanderings, ramblings, and rants of a guy trying to get the most out of life. Pacific sunset - Costa Rica. Thursday, March 22, 2012. Still a bit under the weather. i haven't sneezed yet today, so that's a definite improvement from yesterday's 40 sneezes. still just feel kinda crappy though.gonna take another night off from the gym; get a little extra sleep. hopefully, tomorrow, i'll be back to normal. i'd like to run for a while. i've begun to enjoy it.scary. Wednesday, March 21, 2012.
rckymtntravler.blogspot.com
rckymtntravler: I'm Now the Outdoor Program Coordinator for Texas Tech University
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Wednesday, July 1, 2015. I'm Now the Outdoor Program Coordinator for Texas Tech University. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Im Now the Outdoor Program Coordinator for Texas . After graduating from the University of Montana with a degree in photo-journalism I've spent the last two years traveling the western hemisphere. Now I've got a job in sunny Salida Colorado. View my complete profile. The dots on the rock are climbing party headlamps on El Cap lit by moonlight. LVM Lunch Video Magazine.
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chugach ress: June 2015
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Wednesday, June 3, 2015. Since it's been awhile.photoblogentry. So since it's been awhile and the skiing (for me) stopped, here are a few pics from the transitional season:. Lucy-dog. The one and only. View from the top. Hatcher Pass, Fairangel area. When it's snow like the 1st 3 pics up high, it's like this down low. Lucy-dog and a Turnagain Pass view. The goods being got on a low-snow spring. Girdwood is still pretty cool. Williwaw Lakes trail run. Hidden Lake on a Summer day. 2nd Packraft of the season.
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Dylan Crossman's Blog: January 2012
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Sunday, January 15, 2012. It's been a long time since I made an effort to write in my Blog. It was just a few months of traveling and being just a bit too tired at night and too busy when the sun was up to sit at the computer. Then there was a bomb that hit close to home. There was destruction all around. My heart was hurting, my friends and family were hurting too. The blast took something from all of us. Someone that means so much. Human Flesh, blood, and bone. John Nicoletta http:/ www.aspensnowma...
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Dylan Crossman's Blog: Fallen Angels
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Sunday, January 15, 2012. It's been a long time since I made an effort to write in my Blog. It was just a few months of traveling and being just a bit too tired at night and too busy when the sun was up to sit at the computer. Then there was a bomb that hit close to home. There was destruction all around. My heart was hurting, my friends and family were hurting too. The blast took something from all of us. Someone that means so much. Human Flesh, blood, and bone. John Nicoletta http:/ www.aspensnowma...
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Cuentos: June 2011
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Relatos de una experiencia en el Ecuador. I will miss them. Southbound (but not for long). Ceramic tile map with the city in the background. With Lindsay and shop for Panama hats. Cuenca's architecture is unique to that of other cities in the country: It has impressive churches, in-tact colonial remnants, red tiled roofs, and water throughout (in the form of fountains and rivers). One of several famous vendors of the Panama hat (which is, in reality, of Ecuadorian origin). Merry, Tonya, and Chandra.
