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August 2008
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We're sitting at a way-side on Highway 30 right now, waiting for one of our runners to finish his leg so we can move on in the relay. I'm having a little trouble with the cell phone internet connection, so I've only been able to upload a couple picstures so far. But, Elvis has definitely left the starting line:
It all started out so well. Mt Baker on the approach, Friday August 8, 2008 As the Olympics got u... I know it's been a long time since I updated the ol' blog, but it's been a while since I've done anything blog and training worthy. There was the trip to Tennessee for the Bonnaroo Music Festival in June. A totally fantastic and fun endeavor, but I wasn't exactly logging any miles as KINK FM 102s Music Director Dean Kattari and I produced radio reports. Then there was the American Meteorological Society Conference in Denver, ...
You probably remember the media furor over the "Mt Hood 8", the group of climbers, including Velvet the Dog, who got disoriented during a storm on the way back down Mt Hood in February 2007. I remember that weekend well. Saturday was sunny and beautiful. I went for a run on the outer edges of Forest Park. Admiring the always stunning sights of Mt Adams, Mt Rainier and Mt Hood, I took in the view of the lenticular clouds forming on the... Everybody has a favorite ski-vacation location. For me, it has to be Fernie, British Columbia. I first came here in 1996, when the mountain had almost as many t-bars as chairlifts. I came for Fernie's legendary powder. I keep coming back because of the charisma this combination recreation and coal-mining town has created. Seventeen coal trains a day make their way through Fernie, in the east Kootenay's in southeastern BC, to the coast. The tra... Hey everybody, sorry for the long dry stretch between entries, but I'd been totally swamped with the big HD conversion at KGW. Had to put in a lot of extra hours, which really cut into my recreation time. I hate that. But, we all go through times like that, and when it ends, it makes me appreciate my recreational time even more. And I've been getting out a bit since. I've been alternating between skiing, running and golf. Gotta love the North... Just thought I'd say a bit about my new blog space. I'll be posting bits here about my traipses through the Northwest, and wherever, but my hope is that this site evolves into more of a community site for those who share my passion for outdoor activities. Got some cool pics of a recent ski trip, run, hike, or rafting trip? Post 'em here. Want to get the word out about a new bike race? Got a new pair of running shoes that kill your feet and you... |
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