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In Travel
Posted October 19, 2021

The Engagement of Complexity: 65 and Wondering if these Ideas are Antiquated

It can be said that in outdoor education, there is a certain way that embraces complex qualities and values. Let me explain. In the thought process of the late eco-philosopher Sigmund Kvaloy [...]

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In Travel
Posted November 23, 2020

A Playful Exercise in Creating an Adventure Nature Narrative Continuum: Seeking a Nan Moment

Fellow outdoor educator Simon Beames recently told me that, when guiding in the Cairngorm Mountains, his students have fun saying, “I’m going over there for a Nan moment.” Obviously, this is an [...]

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By admin
In Travel
Posted November 9, 2020

A Skier Goes For a Glacier Walk

I am a skier when on a glacier, first and foremost. In the mid-1980s, a twenty-plus day ski tour on Baffin Island’s Penny Ice Cap and its finger-like extensions taught me to love the clean, open [...]

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In Travel
Posted August 27, 2020

A Case for School Canoe Trips: Rethinking Risk

A Case for School Canoe Trips: Rethinking Risk   Bob Henderson   In July 2017, Jeremiah Perry, age 15, died in Algonquin Park by drowning on a Toronto high school canoe trip. As best we [...]

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In Blog, Travel
Posted August 22, 2020

Thoughts and admittedly a bit of a rant  on the Wilderness Superhero “Look-at-Me” Adventure Narrative

Thoughts and admittedly a bit of a rant  on the Wilderness Superhero “Look-at-Me” Adventure Narrative Bob Henderson   I am a big fan of singer-songwriter Todd Snider’s opening to a song: [...]

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 Iceland Cave Day
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By Bob Henderson
In Travel
Posted May 23, 2017

Iceland Cave Day

I’d known of the “idea” of Irish Monks living/settling in caves in Iceland in the early 800AD era (predating the norse settlement period by about 70 years) for many years. It [...]

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