Whistler is over and done with, at least for the time being. Unfortunately, during the next few months of my life, access to a computer will be more sporadic. Here are my plans for the summer.
May 2-May 22: I will be at Sky Ranch, CO helping the camp get up and running for the summer season.
May 22: My brother and sister graduate from high school.
May 26-June 5: Several trips including fishing at Delaney Lakes and Biking/hiking in Moab UT.
June 11-August 5: My real job for the summer is with Overland Summers, leading the Alaska Service trip. I worked for Overland during the summer of 2007 in Costa Rica, and it was an incredible experience. I cannot wait to get started in Alaska this summer, and it should be very rewarding.
Mid-August: The PMN trio (of Whistler Fame) and I are planning a trekking excursion to southern Colorado. Ideally we will make about an 8 day hike into the wilds where we will fish, peak 14ers and camp in the largest Wilderness area in the state. It should be incredible.
So, although entries will be more scarce, don't stop reading!!
I will be journaling/writing most of the summer, and when I have access to the web I will post a glut of entries all at once. Expect plenty of stories from Massachusets, Colorado, Utah, and of course Alaska. Hopefully the latter does not involve any Grizzly Bears.
May 2-May 22: I will be at Sky Ranch, CO helping the camp get up and running for the summer season.
May 22: My brother and sister graduate from high school.
May 26-June 5: Several trips including fishing at Delaney Lakes and Biking/hiking in Moab UT.
June 11-August 5: My real job for the summer is with Overland Summers, leading the Alaska Service trip. I worked for Overland during the summer of 2007 in Costa Rica, and it was an incredible experience. I cannot wait to get started in Alaska this summer, and it should be very rewarding.
Mid-August: The PMN trio (of Whistler Fame) and I are planning a trekking excursion to southern Colorado. Ideally we will make about an 8 day hike into the wilds where we will fish, peak 14ers and camp in the largest Wilderness area in the state. It should be incredible.
So, although entries will be more scarce, don't stop reading!!
I will be journaling/writing most of the summer, and when I have access to the web I will post a glut of entries all at once. Expect plenty of stories from Massachusets, Colorado, Utah, and of course Alaska. Hopefully the latter does not involve any Grizzly Bears.
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