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Friday, April 18, 2008
Snowshoeing to the saddle
The group I run trails with may seem hard core at times. I guess what I mean is we run the same trails throughout the year. One of our favorite trails (up Dry Canyon to the Big Baldy saddle) gets quite a bit of snow during the winter. We try to keep running up it to keep the trail open but after a while the snow gets quite deep and it becomes an exercise in post-holing your way up the mountain. This year we decided to strap snowshoes on our backs, run as far as we could and then put on the snowshoes and keep going. I now have a new addiction - winter trail running/shoeing. Here's why.
It's me, Dan. Sr. Director of Product at Ancestry.com, formerly at Adobe, Familylink, FamilySearch, Novell, Fibernet and WordPerfect. I observe people, understand their challenges and create solutions to make their lives better. I'm the father of 6 (3 deaf and 3 hearing). I think genealogy is complex and fascinating. For fun, I love running trails.
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