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Back to school

I must first write to say (for the first or fifth time I don’t remember) that I do not entirely understand the “blogging” phenomena.  Expressing my thoughts and throwing them to the internet…because seems foolish and arrogant.  If someone really wants to know what I have to say or what I think they would ask.  […]

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Western State College of Colorado provides student blogs, or weblogs, as a unique way to learn about life at Western through the eyes of the people who experience it.

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Western Sponsoring the Gunnison River Festival this Weekend!

Gunnison County is often considered an outdoor paradise with enough public land to keep Davey Crocket entertained for a lifetime…Seriously it is that good!
 
So, Western is sponsoring the events to show our support and make it a memorable gala.  This Friday, June 26th marks the beginning of the Gunnison River Festival which has one goal, […]

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Skills Learnin’

This weekend I helped to teach a Wilderness Pursuits skills clinic. The topic was Self Rescue techniques for rock climbers. We went over all sorts of fun, such as what to do when a rock falls on your partner, how to climb the rope, how to pull your partner up a cliff, and how to […]

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Skiing Progress!!

This Weekend was skiing weekend number 3 and it’s finally clicking! I went down Keystone a couple of times. I fell a few times, but not too hard! Keystone is pretty steep and I was super nervous, but I did it! Yay!!! I’m so excited to go to Deer Valley, only a few […]

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Free the Heel, Free the Mind!

This year I couldn’t afford a pass to the mountain and getting into the backcountry with a snowboard is tedious at best, and so I have been converted, to the Holy Church of Telemark. My friend Kyle and I had never tele-skied before so we rented tele setups from Wilderness Pursuits and did some short […]

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Last Thoughts in NZ

Having recently visited Milford Sound (New Zealand’s iconic geological feature) and Queenstown to bungy jump, jetboat a canyon, and fly-by-wire (A wingless, fan powered personal jet suspended by a wire in the middle of a small valley.  The Facebook inclined can see a video on my profile), I now believe I’ve done everything I set […]

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