Greetings, dear Apogee readers, Susie here on this lovely Saturday. It’s another day of big milestones in Apo-land. One of our NWX groups is entering the backcountry while the other strides through its last day on trail, NEMC has arrived on the coast of Maine, Cape Codders have reached Boston, and ACC riders are cruising
Happy Friday, everyone, Susie here again, team-blogging with Cait and Chad on this big Apogee day. We are welcoming home a bunch of leaders today and watching closely as our trips on the road make great progress. From rafting in Maine to bicycling across the California desert, our students are making amazing strides today. Let’s
Evening, all – Susie here. It’s August! That means that there are only two more weeks left in the Apogee season; we’ve already had two leader pairs finish up! This makes us very sad, but as you will see below, dear reader, our students and leaders are putting on an impressive display of fashion, style
Hi, All! Manning today’s blog helm you have a slightly tired Chris…slightly tired from hiking up Mt. Katahdin yesterday with John and Izzy’s amazing DEX group! Thanks, guys! Today we have trips everywhere, some in the middle of their adventures, some close to the end and a select few at the beginning. Having this many
Penultimate Day in July greetings to you all! Chad here – Susie’s been on a blog tear lately, but she’s got the day off, so you’re stuck with me! As usual, we have a lot going on out there – let’s make the rounds, shall we? CI: Challenge Day on Nantucket – oh, yeah! These
Today CC and Jack are starting their third round of California Mountains and Coast, which means that for one brief day, all 30 of our leaders are on trip. This is the first time that has been the case since much earlier in the summer, and we are thrilled to have so many trips rolling.
We have so many great things happening out on trips today–from Washington to Venice, the weather is great and the smiles are big. The pictures speak for themselves, so let’s get right to it! CI: Our Cape Cod crew is still on the Vineyard and had a great time doing their service project at the Farm
On my run this morning there was a cloudless sky, the smell of trees and the salty inlets of Casco Bay, and a cool breeze coming off the water. While Chad and I (Susie) hold down the fort here at HQ on this perfect day, Kevin and Chris are driving to Vermont to start VM3.
Chris here, writing from the press room of the Apo white house in a soggy but hopping Brunswick. Coolness is the matter of the day, both in terms of temperature (64 degrees! Looks like the rain dances worked!) and the activities completed by campers across the globe. So, from ME to CA, from Lake Champlain
Hey there folks — you’ve got Susie and Chad team-blogging today. It is a very cool day up here in Maine and boy, is it a relief. Even on the trips with much warmer weather (cough, CSA, cough), Apogee students are rockin’ on with a high level of style, keeping cool as cucumbers even when the weather