"My faith in Erik and Mark hung suspended in a chasm of doubt. How would they survive when life and death in the wilderness hinged on a single decision? Had we done enough, over the years, to teach them wisdom in their endevours? And how would a wilderness education play against a young man's perception of invincibility? I could do little beyond pray to a God who I hoped was more merciful than the unforgiving landscape on which we lived..."

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February Marks Shift in Winter

I was riding through the nearby woods recently when the setting sun spilled rose-colored light across the snow. It was beautiful but it was also 8 below zero. My hands were curled around warmers inside my mittens, I had toe-warmers … Continue reading

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Baldy Mountain

            This morning we woke to three additional inches of snow and an updated story in the news about Lonnie Dupre who is attempting the first solo summit of Mt. McKinley in January.  Only 16 … Continue reading

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