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Category: Disruptions

Survival of Beauty

Posted on January 9, 2021December 26, 20201 Comment on Survival of Beauty

Steamboat Lake State Park is about one and half hours north of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. It is a sizable lake and there were a few people boating, kayaking, and one lady napping on her paddleboard.  The summer cabins were closed, a skeleton crew were at the visitors centers, and Covid had limited the people to the … Continue reading Survival of Beauty

Fish Creek?

Posted on January 2, 2021December 26, 2020No Comments on Fish Creek?

Fish Creek Falls – what a name. I do not see how any fish would survive the falls or the rapidly flowing creek. It was cool and dark in the shadows of the mountain walls. It is 165 foot falls which is big in Colorado. This walk is “one of the most popular” in Steamboat Springs, … Continue reading Fish Creek?

WARNING to WARNING

Posted on November 21, 2020November 10, 2020No Comments on WARNING to WARNING

Upper Minnesota wilderness gave us the opportunity to kayak and canoe in the Boundary Waters near Canada. Hiking trails were not as easily available as the water – so we switched to upper body exercise for two days. The temperature was in the 80s – perfect for watersports. Another Midwest Hiker Blogger had mentioned the … Continue reading WARNING to WARNING

Sixty Hiking

Posted on October 3, 2020September 29, 2020No Comments on Sixty Hiking

The hardest thing in my hiking as I age is change. Even to your old age and gray hairs I am he, I am he who will sustain you. I have made you and I will carry you; I will sustain you and I will rescue you. Isaiah 46:4 NIV My desire to hike long distances above four … Continue reading Sixty Hiking

Fast Up Pulpit Rock

Posted on August 29, 2020August 3, 20201 Comment on Fast Up Pulpit Rock

We have to transition from training to enjoyment of hiking. I have decided my word for the pandemic is adaptable.

Cow Jumped over the Moon

Posted on August 15, 2020July 25, 2020No Comments on Cow Jumped over the Moon

 The black cow lowers its head and watches us carefully as it chews on the grass.  In the distance it has seen the little white dog in the grass.   The little white dog becomes intertwined with its genetic calling.  A schipperke was bred to nip at the heels of horses along the canals in Belgium.   Taz, our … Continue reading Cow Jumped over the Moon

Garden of the gods

Posted on August 1, 2020July 25, 2020No Comments on Garden of the gods

Everyone who visits Colorado Springs is bombarded with “Have you visited Garden of the Gods?”  It is a park of towering red and white stones located on the west side of Colorado Springs.  There are pictures of visitors to this area in the 1800s in wagons.  This year in 2020, we have updated bathrooms (do you detect the … Continue reading Garden of the gods

Unexpected Change

Posted on July 4, 2020June 13, 2020No Comments on Unexpected Change

Check the weather.  Take your hiking pack.  Water.  Treats, leash, bowel and waste bags for the dog.  Look at the app and/or map to plan an unknown journey.  Boots.  Walking Stick.  Camera/Phone.  We are prepared for an early morning 4 mile hike in town on a new trail in Palmer Park.  Or so I thought.  Within 10 minutes of climbing on the north side … Continue reading Unexpected Change

Country Walking with Social Distancing

Posted on June 6, 2020May 29, 2020No Comments on Country Walking with Social Distancing

In the age of Covid-19, we must be adaptable.  We wanted to walk in one area in the mountains, but it was closed.  We went to Mueller State Park, but there can be no dogs on the trail, so that did not work.  We finally drove to a favorite hike – Dome Rock Wildlife Viewing.  In my five times … Continue reading Country Walking with Social Distancing

Cal-Gary Canada

Posted on March 14, 2020January 15, 2020No Comments on Cal-Gary Canada

            Calgary sits on the plains of Alberta, Canada at the confluence of the Bow River and the Elbow River.  It is the third largest city in Canada and is best known for the Calgary Stampede and Rodeo and for hosting the Winter Olympics in 1988.   “God will provide rain for the seeds you sow. The grain … Continue reading Cal-Gary Canada

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