2010 In a Nut Shell!

So it has been a while since I have posted on my blog. Not because there has been a lack of adventure in my life quite the contrary, as many hours were put into finishing my research to graduate I have not had the time to write my many great ventures of 2010. Ski patrol season ended which is always a transition; however, it brings us that much closer to the start of a new winter season, with many wonderful moments and ventures to be enjoyed along the way. Spring quickly turned into summer and I spent a good majority of my time with my horse, and at the farm, fishing, galloping, and enjoying its rhythm. The summer brought great wonderful adventures that took me up into western PA where I have the privilege of being the Director of American Adventure Sports Junior Adventure Programs at University of Pittsburg at Johnstown, to Yellow Creek Trout Club, and Camp Harmony. The summer came to a close and I hit the ground running to finish my last semester at Towson University. I dove into my research and spent my spare time at the farm riding and trying to make it to some OEC classes at Liberty. In September, I drove down to North Carolina for the Black Beard Adventure Race. For my birthday weekend in October, a group of us got together for some adventure race training and the Warrior Dash which I highly recommend if you like getting muddy! AWESOME!!! Later in October I ventured back to western PA to be part of the first aid support for USARA 24hr Nationals. Fall was coming to a close, and winter was ramping up, we were back at Liberty Patrolling, I took my last exam at Towson and I was finally done! We are now coming into spring, Liberty is closed, and the warm weather is on its way. So like any ski nut I packed up my bags and decided to take a road trip to CO to extend my season! Something I had planned on doing for a long time after I graduated! So here I am in CO! I made it! Venture On ~ Alisa