Category: Glacier National Park

Kyle approached me as i was leaving the Lodge and thanked me for my loyalty. He said he saw i have 26 previous visits in their system and he suspected it was more. Some years ago, the company had a name change. It sounded like whatever history was with the previous name was gone.

He’s the first Pursuit employee to call out my loyalty to them.

While i do not expect to be called out, it feels “professional” to be recognized for high achievement. Recognition is a demonstration of care. Care never gets old.

In most organizations, recognition is insidiously lacking.

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Turns out the drive to Logan Pass is shorter than i calculated.

Decided to do Oberlin yesterday.

In hindsight, it was a brilliant choice.

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This vehicle was parked close to mine when i went out to get a vest because the weather got windier and cooler yesterday.

In all my years, i’ve never heard it framed up this way.

The journey is the destination.

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Today is a ‘rest day’.

Over-focusing on rest.

Why, after only two hiking days?

The normal season opener hike is 4 miles round-trip and only 1600’ elevation gain and loss.

To avoid 3+ hours of round-trip drive time to get to Oberlin, i stayed local and had a 30-minute round-trip drive time. However, opening day hike was 8 miles and 2500’ elevation gain and descent.

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Yesterday, even though starting the day with a sleep deficit, i knew it was a fail-safe hike choice.

Why?

Have done it at least three times before. Once solo. Once with Chapin. Once with Cheryl.

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