Remembering Tazul
A year ago today we lost my friend Jim Knee. Our paths first crossed because of a series of unfortunate … Continue reading Remembering Tazul
Category: Long Distance Hiking
Trail Culture
I’ve been toying with what to title this post most of the last 24 hours. Yesterday I went for a … Continue reading Trail Culture
Not Much Luck
I’m having a run of bad weather luck. Or slightly good weather luck at inopportune times? Mixed with scheduling difficulties … Continue reading Not Much Luck
#OldManRunning
If you follow my Instagram, Strava, or Twitter feed you’ve seen that I’ve been getting out again. The change came … Continue reading #OldManRunning
Top Five for Hiking with a Six Year Old
I think, if it were possible to write a guide about how to get *any* six-year-old out on the trail … Continue reading Top Five for Hiking with a Six Year Old
An Explanation
Those of you who follow me on Strava may have noticed that recently I’ve started to shake things up a … Continue reading An Explanation
Secret Plans
I just answered the leader of my local writing group with this current description of my state of being. “Shocked, rudderless, … Continue reading Secret Plans
Instinct
Yesterday, I went for a slow paced trail run at Island Center. Nothing special, I’m working on building aerobic efficiency … Continue reading Instinct
Beverly Crossing
“The trestle across the Columbia River connecting the western and eastern trail sections at Beverly is currently CLOSED, gated, and … Continue reading Beverly Crossing
Washington State Flavored Derp
Two state House Republicans, Joe Schmick (9th district) and Mary Dye (also 9th district), have proposed scrapping a significant chunk … Continue reading Washington State Flavored Derp
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