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Recent Posts

Navigating America January 23, 2018
My Adventure Treasure Map January 12, 2018
Miles & Money – The Stuff You Really Want to Know January 1, 2018
White Sands: Another Dune Encounter December 21, 2017
A Cave Made for Hollywood December 10, 2017

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Gotta love that alpenglow!

The walk to work today was pretty great.

80's night Bowling for Kids was a success!!

2018 was quite the year: Sassy was horribly sick, Zeus had surgery, and Rocky was his usual self...moved twice...worked 4 different jobs before landing at the Capitol in a job I love...met so many wonderful new friends...settled in a city I really adore...found a few adventures among the changes...and, most importantly, was reminded I have the best family: four- and two-legged! 2019 puts me another year closer to crazy-cat-lady status but, who am I kidding, I've been here for quite some time 😻😻. Cheers!

The joys of long hikes under clear blue skies in mid-December cannot be overstated.

My hiking buddy went in for surgery today to remove a few benign masses, so we played fetch for 2 hours last night and went on a hike this morning to make up for the coming days when the old boy is going to have to act like an old boy and take it easy.

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Ice Caves

Trailhead: Crystal Lake Length: 10.5 mile loop Elevation gain: 2,500’ (5,600’-8,100’) I had a busy pre-4th of July holiday with … Continue reading Ice Caves

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