Women’s PGA Championship Winners And History Rebranded and re-imagined in 2015, the KPMG Women’s PGA ... Read more.
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I left a piece of my heart in Appalachia.
I knew it from the second the mountains came into view and I felt a tremor of emotion slip down my spine. The next day, the rocks and dirt and leaf litter of the trail crunched beneath my feet as I lost myself in the Green Tunnel again. It was invigorating, drawing in breaths of Appalachian air for the first time in almost a year.
An experience both grounding and uplifting at the same time, ...
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Idyllwild
We awoke to the sun baking our tent in San Jacinto State Park. Having gotten in late the evening before the good shady spots in the designated PCT camping area were already taken. However, on the flip side of this, all of the showers were open and we were both able to take our second hot shower since starting nearly three weeks ago. It didn’t take long for Michelle to be reminded about her fall the previous day, ...
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Over two months on the Continental Divide Trail and I just seem to be hitting my stride. These legs have carried me over 1,000 miles and have become well trained hill walking machines during that time. The mind feels clearer than ever and the body is well beyond the point of being clean after just one shower. Passes are virtually snow-free while the mosquitos multiply every evening.
This way of travel is slow. It is intentional. ...
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Three months into the Appalachian Trail and it’s time to talk about BS. For those of you who are fortunately not in the know BS stands for blood sugar but the acronym works just fine.
When I first contemplated this adventure I was adament that the worst thing a Type 1 diabetic like myself could do is sit in an office all day and control BS by either adding insulin or food – whichever is called for at the time. ...
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The second month has been an exciting one, and I’m doing real thru hiker miles. Check it out!
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Donald Ross Memorial Golf Course Review The Donald Ross Memorial Course At Boyne Highlands Grade: ... Read more.
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