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Posted by
MtnMama on
May 22, 2013 | |
Monday: Jackalopes, Jackson and Just plain stuck in the mud...
Sinclair, WY- Lander, WY - Jackson, WY
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Posted by
MtnMama on
May 21, 2013 | |
Author's disclaimer: notes taken on iPad and transferred to laptop during a one-coffee-with-wifi stop. I apologize for grammatical errors up front ;)
Getting Started.
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Posted by
Bunny on
May 15, 2013 | |
Death Valley National Park is a place that lives up to its name. A place that resembles a barren wasteland of nothing and little opportunity for life. A place of extreme heat and discomfort. To the unaware not much else holds meaning here, but if you change your perspective and know where to look, you'll find enchantment and beauty where you least expect it.
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Posted by
Yeti on
May 12, 2013 | |
For those that are not aware I had my left shoulder rebuilt 6 months ago, you know all the fun stuff, the anchors, the scraping bones, tightening this and that, totally making me the 6 million dollar man for much, much less. But my needs are not as most folks that get their shoulders rebuilt from trauma, I want to ride and run and climb and ski and generally get down with my bad self. I want to be better than I have been in the last decade since I injured my shoulder, I want to be AMAZING.
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Posted by
Bunny on
May 10, 2013 | |
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Posted by
MtnMama on
May 09, 2013 | |
Living in Colorado Springs has so many perks! One of those is being so close to the Olympic Training Center. You never know who is going to be in our fine city or training out on our trails! One of those trails being the Manitou Springs Incline. I've had the pleasure of meeting some truly inspiring individuals out there and recently, a video of this outstanding Paralympian was posted on my Facebook page and I watched in amazement as this young man climbed the Manitou Springs Incline, on his hands.
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Posted by
MtnMama on
May 04, 2013 | |
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Posted by
Bunny on
May 03, 2013 | |
Sedona, AZ. has always been a place of intrigue, mystery, and lore. The area is said to be one of healing powers, energy vortexes (vorteces), and a hot spot for Extra Terrestrial visitations. None the less it's a special place, where people from all around the world travel to, to experience it's legendary powers.
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Posted by
MtnMama on
May 01, 2013 | |
The running race season is upon us and many of us are already making plans or registering for races we want to do. Others are new to running and have made a goal or were convinced to do a race with friends. Here's some helpful tips on choosing wisely when registering for races.
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Posted by
MtnMama on
Apr 24, 2013 | |
New Belgium Brewing Clips Beer and Film Tour is coming to a town near you...and UpaDowna!
Thursday, August 1st from 7:30-10:30pm, plan on cruising down to America the Beautiful Park in Colorado Springs to enjoy this amazing event! 100% of the beer sales will benefit UpaDowna and Medicine Wheel Trail Advocates! Hope to see you there!
Monday: Jackalopes, Jackson and Just plain stuck in the mud... Sinclair, WY- Lander, WY - Jackson, WY
Author's disclaimer: notes taken on iPad and transferred to laptop during a one-coffee-with-wifi stop. I apologize for grammatical errors up front ;) Getting Started.
Death Valley National Park is a place that lives up to its name. A place that resembles a barren wasteland of nothing and little opportunity for life. A place of extreme heat and discomfort. To the unaware not much else holds meaning here, but if you change your perspective and know where to look, you'll find enchantment and beauty where you least expect it.
For those that are not aware I had my left shoulder rebuilt 6 months ago, you know all the fun stuff, the anchors, the scraping bones, tightening this and that, totally making me the 6 million dollar man for much, much less. But my needs are not as most folks that get their shoulders rebuilt from trauma, I want to ride and run and climb and ski and generally get down with my bad self. I want to be better than I have been in the last decade since I injured my shoulder, I want to be AMAZING.
Living in Colorado Springs has so many perks! One of those is being so close to the Olympic Training Center. You never know who is going to be in our fine city or training out on our trails! One of those trails being the Manitou Springs Incline. I've had the pleasure of meeting some truly inspiring individuals out there and recently, a video of this outstanding Paralympian was posted on my Facebook page and I watched in amazement as this young man climbed the Manitou Springs Incline, on his hands.
Sedona, AZ. has always been a place of intrigue, mystery, and lore. The area is said to be one of healing powers, energy vortexes (vorteces), and a hot spot for Extra Terrestrial visitations. None the less it's a special place, where people from all around the world travel to, to experience it's legendary powers.
The running race season is upon us and many of us are already making plans or registering for races we want to do. Others are new to running and have made a goal or were convinced to do a race with friends. Here's some helpful tips on choosing wisely when registering for races.
New Belgium Brewing Clips Beer and Film Tour is coming to a town near you...and UpaDowna! Thursday, August 1st from 7:30-10:30pm, plan on cruising down to America the Beautiful Park in Colorado Springs to enjoy this amazing event! 100% of the beer sales will benefit UpaDowna and Medicine Wheel Trail Advocates! Hope to see you there!