Tag: Glacier

90 days to liftoff

Swiftcurrent Pass with Forky
Swiftcurrent Valley view from Swiftcurrent Fire tower.

In three months, the first day of a Summer-long Glacier National Park visit begins.

Hiking nearly everyday feels invigorating now.

What will it feel like when it arrives?

Cold.

Windy.

Wet.

So be it.

Find a million ways to stay motivated.

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Of course it is challenging

Rob Watson, my technology advisor, joined me in Glacier for a few days in 2019.

How would your health benefit, transform even, if you spent a few months walking (hiking) at high altitude?

Is another Summer (2020) in Glacier National Park possible?

Would i go there to work the entire Summer? What about half work and half personal time? What about all personal?

The past few days as i cancelled some reservations and booked some others, these questions are top of mind.

Leaning to mostly personal time.

Why?

Because it is opposite what i did this year.

How would my health respond?

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Are you on any meds?

Are you on any meds?

B12 and D3, vitamins.

Picked up refills yesterday along with a few super-foods.

Never get bored with the basics.

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Dude, you surprised me

Our grocery store provides free fruit. This surprised me too.

Dude, you surprised me at the gym yesterday.

You literally, after a record five week absence, did your entire gym workout – normal weight, normal reps – with the exception of legs, which you did at normal weight but 80% number of reps.

Remarkable.

i would have bet against it.

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Back at WDW

So tiny. Blooming so late in the season. Rare. Could there be Fairies at our feet without us knowing?
The shadows are as lovely as the flowers. This is the first year i made looking at shadows a conscious decision.
Thimbleberry in frost three days ago.
A fairly rare plant that is plentiful on Highline Trail’s first 400 meters.
Looks like a hungry baby bird hoping for some food.
Saw this small flower only in the final week.
Mushrooms near the Continental Divide.
Shadows are like second class citizens.

Back at Walt Disney World today, Fairies will be everywhere.

This is an interesting proposition…

In Glacier, wild animals are like the flowery shadows.

No one sees shadows with the plethora of colorful flowers and no one sees animals as fairies because, well, why would they?

But what if wild animals are Fairies in disguise?

What if wild animals had special powers like those of Disney Fairies?

What if today’s walk to the gym reveals an alligator, snake, or armadillo?

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