Winter Adventure Recommendations
January 27 2009 by Neal Mueller
Adventure comes in all colors; my favorite is white! Snowflakes, crisp air, the silence of a snowfall. Here's the list of adventures I'm considering this winter season. I split them into three categories. Extreme, not-extreme, and in between.
Extreme:
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Dog sledding. What could be more exhilarating than mushing forward, geeing right, and hawing left behind your very own team of 7 panting huskies as they run down a snow-covered forest trail?
Ice climbing. What could be more death-defying than climbing a frozen waterfall?
Mountain climbing. What could be more self-validating than to climb a mountain in winter and sit atop the ice-laden summit as if it were God's icy front porch?
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Building snowmen. What could release your inner 9-year old better than stacking three huge snowballs atop each other and adorning it with charcoal eyes, a stick smile and a carrot nose?
Snow angels. What could be happier than flopping down and bringing heaven to earth?
Ice fishing. What could be more escapist than holing yourself in a bobhouse on the lake with your favorite rod, some fresh bait, country music, and a small flask of scotch to make the chill go away?
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Snow shoeing. What could be more serene than tromping through a silent glen of evergreens covered in a fresh layer of powder?
Snowball fights. What could make you laugh harder than smacking your mate in the arse with a soft ball of beautiful snow?
Ice skating. What could be more fulfilling than spinning circles around your sweetie on the open rink, or checking your hockey opponent against the boards in the attack zone?


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