On Sunday (6/22) I walked the Mount Vernon Trail which is an 18-mile paved multi-use trail that stretches from George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate to Theodore Roosevelt Island. It connects with regional trails, including the Potomac Heritage, Custis, Rock Creek, Four Mile Run, and Woodrow Wilson Bridge Trails. I walked for four hours but I doubt I walked the entire…
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Silly Suffering
Today, Tuesday, was our longest day on the Camino de Santiago – some 30 kilometers, thankfully with less rain than predicted. Our group has begun to feel the effects of walking for days on end: one pilgrim down (hopefully back tomorrow) with a sprained knee (Liliana C), one pilgrim with serious blisters on her heel (Amanda V), one pilgrim (Lindsey…
Boots as Bookends
The best parts of the day on the Camino de Santiago are when you lace up your walking shoes early in the morning, and the moment you tear those same shoes from your feet when you arrive at your destination. Excitement and anticipation reign in the morning, pride and accomplishment at the end of the day. In between those “boot…
Film spotlighting experiences of wounded warriors is coming to NYS Museum
Posts from bloggers about businesses are not to be perceived as an endorsement or promotion from The College of Saint Rose. Opinions expressed are from bloggers themselves and meant to offer insight into life in the Capital District. Enjoy! High Ground, a Don Hahn production of a Michael Brown film, tells the story of 11 wounded veterans returning from Iraq…