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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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The Tetons were fantastic, as usual! The family that adventures together stays together 😁 (we missed you @jrhenneman ❤).

Another great hike in the books! Upped our mileage and both of us are feeling our age a bit, but it was well worth it! ✅ 4 lakes ✅16.5 miles ✅3500 ft of gain ✅6 tired legs

The sky was big, the elevation high, and the terrain rugged in Big Sky.

Summer in Montana.

On top of the world again! Snow in summer is like dessert for this guy 😍

We got our Greek on last weekend at the Reeder's Alley Block Party - wearing togas and raising money for philosophy in the community! #winwin @merlin_ccc

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In the spring of 2017, I officially decided to leave my job as a high school English and history teacher … Continue reading It starts…

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