I pulled into Canmore early in the day—the Worldmark on Three Sisters Parkway wasn’t busy (their season is the summer… Read more Canmore and one of the Big Three—Mt. Norquay
Author: elainekoyamawrites
Born and raised in Montana, schooled at Stanford, worked at ag giant Cargill, co-owned an IT consulting firm. Embarking on a writing career. Raised three kids, recently widowed. Now, the rest of the story.
Trans Canada Highway
When I first moved from Montana to California to attend Stanford University, I had many questions posed to me. One… Read more Trans Canada Highway
Prepping for the Sojourn
I have done a lot of travelling in my day, and I have never been the type to pack in… Read more Prepping for the Sojourn
Mountain Skiing with the Boys. Red Lodge, Montana
Red Lodge Mountain, Red Lodge, Montana Besides Hyland Hills Ski Area, Red Lodge Mountain is the place I have skied… Read more Mountain Skiing with the Boys. Red Lodge, Montana
Skiing in the Cities
What better place to start than at the beginning? I spent 20 years teaching skiing and snowboarding three miles from… Read more Skiing in the Cities
Solo Ski Sojourn 2
Last year I began my first Solo Ski Sojourn, traveling across the western US, my goal to hit as many… Read more Solo Ski Sojourn 2
On the Eve of 2020
As you read this on the brink of 2020 I will be in Montana, as I have been every year… Read more On the Eve of 2020
Happy Holidays, 2019!
Where do I begin? This has been a year of change, transformation, flying solo, breaking new ground with family and… Read more Happy Holidays, 2019!
Hopkins, MN Sun Sailor newspaper features LET ME IN
A new article featuring LET ME IN a Japanese American Crashes the Corporate Club 1976-1996 is running in the Hopkins… Read more Hopkins, MN Sun Sailor newspaper features LET ME IN
What I learned in the past seven months: The Year of the Book Launch
I began this blog, The year of the Book Launch, the beginning of May. I had finished my Solo Ski… Read more What I learned in the past seven months: The Year of the Book Launch
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