Tag: Team 2020

By Beth Foote It was a cool, partly cloudy morning on Saturday, June 3 when the 2020 Vision Quest team gathered together in Concord, NH

By Randy Pierce During rare moments, we may make a decision which will play a significant role in transforming our lives On even rarer

By Randy Pierce On June 2, 2012 in Concord, NH, our 2020 Vision Quest team will participate in the New Hampshire Association for the

by Randy Pierce When I first thought to undertake the "48” back in 2010, it was intended as a leisurely ten-year goal This was, in part,

by Randy Pierce Our July New Hampshire heat wave is not untypical, nor is the choice to seek some solace from the heat by hiking amidst

by Rachel Morris It’s not too early to save the date (and buy your tickets) for this year’s Peak Potential Charity Dinner &

by Randy Pierce There are many reasons this was the most daunting hike to date The weather forecast did not help much, as thunderstorm

by Randy Pierce The Northern Presidential range is dominated by the daunting Mt Adams, and it will be by far the most challenging peak in

by Kara Minotti Becker When I’m asked to take charge of a thing – whatever thing – my first reaction is probably similar to

by Randy Pierce Finally, we take a break from our many hiking topics and address a common question Do the challenges of it all overwhelm

by Kyle Dancause In sports, there is much talk and concern over the dreaded letdown game For those not familiar with the term, a letdown

by Randy Pierce We’ve learned so very much and come such a long way in our first season that it truly seemed fitting to make the long

by Randy Pierce "This is the hardest physical day of my life,” I had said last year on the second day of the Pemigewasset backpacking

by Sherpa John Lacroix wwwsherpajohncom Owl’s Head, at 4,025 feet, serves as a white whale to many a New England peak-bagger Its thickly

by Randy Pierce As the blazing red sun slowly slipped below the last range of mountains to our west, the purple, blue, and green hues of

by guest blogger Kim Kett-Johnson “Sight lets you see where you are right now; vision lets you see where you are going” I heard my

by Carrie McMillen Our 2011 hiking schedule has been posted! Last year, we had many unknowns and challenges as we started out on this

by Randy Pierce The arrival of the New Year often includes many resolutions laden with good intent I personally believe in making

by Randy Pierce Standing at the podium during our Peak Potential charity dinner, I was asked, "What next" in regards to after we achieve

by Randy Pierce The wind chill was 10 degrees, I struggled to put boots onto Quinn's front paws for a descent over some sharp edged