Tag: Glacier

Going to Glacier, spiritually

mountains and hidden mickey
Continental Divide and a hidden Mickey.
Grizzly Bear
Best animal encounter in 50 years.

There are a decent number of people who would immensely enjoy Glacier if they could hike with me and Cheryl.

The goal today is to scale the logistics pitch into a single document or deck.

You’d think by now this would be done.

Nope.

Each time there’s a logistics pitch, it’s verbal, it bounces around, it’s never comprehensive and it doesn’t offer a simple table of contents.

So whatever filter people default to in their decision making, the current way doesn’t offer it or makes it challenging to find what they need to decide.

And then there’s the part that asks people to ask which is more expensive, the cost or the regret for not spending money, time, and effort to visit.

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Pray like you hike

Poster of a mountain biker
Pretty sweet gig.

Pray like you hike and hike like you pray.

dad

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Getting high

Altitude approximately 6,000’.

You can find solitude and gratitude anywhere.

Altitude is different.

Altitude is not everywhere.

And if you can’t drive to it, it’s likely you will never experience it.

But if you’re willing to walk or bike, altitude’s Magic surrounds you.

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GNP Day 59, spiritually

Airport lobby
Feels good to be in an airport lobby.
7-second video: Airport expansion created a new boarding experience. Beautiful day.

Am i ready to leave Glacier?

How is one ever ready to leave GNP?

Am i ready to be home?

Absolutely.

No place on Earth like my two favorite places.

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GNP Day 58, spiritually

Cabins on a hill
Back from Logan Pass, we regrouped and are driving to Browning. Drove up a local gravel road for the first time ever, providing this view. This is our favorite place to stay.

Most people haven’t published five differently-themed blogs a day, every day, for 14 years (and counting).

Most people with a blog (singular, of course) don’t remove the comment feature and social sharing.

Most people.

Most people don’t leave a trail for their children/family.

Most people do not think for themselves. Far too much FOMO. So most people are concerned about appearances.

There are exceptions.

Exceptions are rare.

Rare is 25,000+ blog posts by a single author.

The Guinness Book of World Records lists 17,212 blog posts as the official world record.

So let’s consider my sharing of private info an exception, and is acceptable — real life in real time as i’ve coined it (over a decade ago).

Here’s what crosses my mind occasionally…

What if GoDaddy committed a catastrophic error? Super unlikely. But there is no guarantee it can’t happen.

So when my anxiety surfaces from the culmination of multiple stressors, like the past two weeks…

Next blog is a GoDaddy update.

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