Walking in urban areas may not be as awe-inspiring to me as it is to those who thrive on city living and participating in city life, but I have had my awe moments! Yes, fourth row seats at Safeco Field to watch the Mariners was pretty awe-inspiring, and they won the game:) Try these options: […]
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Taking a walk is the best habit to establish as part of a daily exercise routine. However, taking an awe walk also has major health and wellness benefits. The fog sliding over Maury Island was quite a sight on my morning walk. Here are some tips on where to take a “wonder wander”. You can […]
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The last full day in the park we got up early and headed out from Gardiner, back into the park. The Mammoth to Tower-Roosevelt drive was spectacular! We were also focused on safety on bear country hikes! My sister even got a Yellowstone cap with a bear logo stitched on the front. I did not […]
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Although the weather was marginal when we first flew into Bozeman, by the time we got down to Old Faithful we had some blue skies. Our second full day we toured and hiked around the Old Faithful area. We got off the board walks to trek up and see the Solitary Geyser. The average elevation […]
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I have blogged frequently about the importance of finding your awe, intentionally regaining that sense of wonder you often felt as a child. Awe is difficult to define, but research shows that the awestruck state of being is good for you, and promotes wellness. Artist Point is one of those views in Yellowstone National Park […]
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My knees were a little sore from some hilly mountain biking, so I decided to do a nice flat road bike. This creek is full and flowing fast!
The weather Memorial Day weekend was picture perfect! I took advantage by getting outside each day for walk. The clouds over the mountains may look like rain was heading my way, but not one drop fell.
Another cemetery I visited Monday is called Mountain View. I had never actually walked into this cemetery before. What a breathtaking view of the Cascade Mountains! The American flag and the POW/MIA flag were flying right next to a Vietnam Memorial. My oldest brother is a Vietnam veteran and I had mentioned in my post Monday […]
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I often pass a couple of different cemeteries while road biking. I decided for the first time to visit these cemeteries on Memorial Day this year. On this day and other patriotic holidays, cemeteries become a sea of red, white & blue. Flags are placed at gravesites, landscape work is completed, and many come just […]
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Today is Memorial Day, May 28, 2018. Most people will be celebrating the three-day weekend to start the summer season. Some may spend time with family and friends enjoying nice weather outside, recreating, and having a BBQ. Some may attend a Memorial Day event or concert, decorate with flags, or share a meal with friends/family to […]
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