Comment on Getting Ready – Journey to Makah 2010 by Dreamin’ « Life as I know...
[...] Seattle this Summer to assist my parents around their home and thought this would be a fun project. A couple of years ago we refinished a canoe together and really enjoyed the project. This was...
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[...] was an eventful summer and I ended up skippering the canoe on our 350 mile journey from Birch Bay, Washington to Neah Bay (Makah), Washington. Journey to Makah – July [...]
View ArticleComment on June 24, 2011 – It is 6 days, 2 hours, 34 minutes, 29 seconds...
[...] fit on the boat and go with us wherever we are – a car won’t). Since I have earned my motorcycle endorsement I am anxious to get a bike so that I do not lose my skills. First solo ride on a "big"...
View ArticleComment on Goodbye dear friend… RIP Tucker man 09/17/11 by RIP Sammy… aka...
[...] has only been a short while (September 2011) that we placed Tucker to rest. In January my daddy passed away and now Sam. Is it okay if I get a break… for just a [...]
View ArticleComment on My bestest road trip EVER… by Adding to my LIFE LIST… #26 Hike the...
[...] other reason that this hike intrigues me is because I took this awesome road trip with my parents in 2007 and we went to the Grand Canyon as part of that road trip. It was [...]
View ArticleComment on Favorite Photos… #22 by I went to Juneau for a Ku.éex’ (Koo.éex’)...
[...] 2008 I had an opportunity to participate in a “canoe journey” from Hoonah to Juneau as part of Celebration 2008. It was my introduction to Tlingit culture [...]
View ArticleComment on Canoe Journey: May 31 – June 2, 2010 by I went to Juneau for a...
[...] 2010 I had another opportunity to participate in another “canoe journey” for Celebration 2010 – this trip from Angoon to [...]
View ArticleComment on Alaska Canoe Family: Journey to Makah – Day 1: Birch Bay to Lummi...
[...] after this trip, I was on my way to Tribal Journey in Washington for a canoe journey that would change everything. It was an eye-opening experience and the place [...]
View ArticleComment on 50 Trails in 52 Weeks – 2010 Outdoor Adventures by 20 Questions...
[...] On the other hand, I believe that you make time for the things that you really want to do. If doing “things” I really enjoyed was important at this moment in time I truly believe I would make...
View ArticleComment on Alaska Canoe Family: Journey to Makah – Day 1: Birch Bay to Lummi...
[...] Canoe Journey opened me up to a completely new way of looking at things. My participation in “native” events has allowed me to be exposed to people and history and culture that I would never have...
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