I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked Aspen and all the skinny women there, but it was time… Read more Wolf Creek & Pagosa Springs, Yamaguchi Brothers
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Skiing Grand Targhee and Jackson Hole: Pros, Cons, and Otherwise
My first skiing stop on the tour was Grand Targhee and Jackson Hole. Usually, I start in Montana at Red… Read more Skiing Grand Targhee and Jackson Hole: Pros, Cons, and Otherwise
Road Tripping Skiing the West, 3.0
Anticipating Season 3 of the Sojourns—why did I start it, why do I continue… In January of 1019 I began… Read more Road Tripping Skiing the West, 3.0
Who are your friends? The overlapping circles of friendship.
Boyfriends. Girlfriends. Writing friends. College friends. Husband friends. Couple friends. They come in all shapes and sizes, young and old.… Read more Who are your friends? The overlapping circles of friendship.
What I’ve Learned on my Solo Ski Sojourn II
What’s the point of a Solo Ski Sojourn if at the end we don’t come out changed, enhanced, transformed? And… Read more What I’ve Learned on my Solo Ski Sojourn II
Solo Ski Sojourn II–Facts
Departed Miltona, MN Lake Place January 15, Returned March 16, 2020 Drove 7, 091 miles 16.4 MPG 16 States/Provinces Minnesota… Read more Solo Ski Sojourn II–Facts
Steamboat—The End of Normal.
Steamboat Springs Worldmark is about half a mile from the base of the ski resort, and my room faced the… Read more Steamboat—The End of Normal.
Snowbird PSIA/AASI Women’s Summit, Round 2
I have heard it said, “Every day is a gift,” and never had I felt it more than my days… Read more Snowbird PSIA/AASI Women’s Summit, Round 2
Leap Day: Option Two
Thursday night I got a text from Ernest who had conducted our chair ride interview (https://tinyurl.com/s8pafcc ). He had told… Read more Leap Day: Option Two
Moving on to Canyons, now known as Park City Canyons
Over the years I have skied the Park City side of the Park City/Canyons ski area. Last year I took… Read more Moving on to Canyons, now known as Park City Canyons
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