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Month: August 2015

August 26, 2015 / 3 comments

A Free Pass to Adventure

August 17, 2015 / 0 comments

Experiencing the Urban Side of Old Man River

August 3, 2015 / 0 comments

Our Farewell Hike to Hen Wallow Falls

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Does anyone else see this color scheme and automatically think it’s time to break out the Birks? My toes are ready to party!

I love winter so much more when I can leave it on the mountain and return to perpetual spring.

Remember that Jimmy Eat World song, “The Middle?” That’s how life feels right now. While many things are getting easier, some things are getting harder. Mainly, I miss my people. The weight of this, compounded by a stressful day at work, made me wish I could just go home. As I was struggling with this thought, I looked up and saw Mt. Hood surrounded by so much color. It filled my heart with joy and reminded me why I came here in the first place. To be inspired, to stretch my boundaries and to explore the great unknown. Nature knows what’s best for us and often times, that involves taking us out of our own heads.

Getting my greens

Pendleton’s wild streak runs deep. @laurel.bybee, @woods.es and I spent a weekend exploring its bright side and underbelly. Read all about it on the blog (link in profile).

Umpqua Hot Springs, located about 200 miles southeast of Portland. The four-hour drive was incredibly beautiful as I wove in and out of low clouds and brilliant sunshine. I met another solo roadtripper hiking to the springs. Sarah and I ended up spending the entire afternoon together. Nothing bonds two people like public nudity and deep conversation.

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