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Joining the Susquehanna Greenways Partnership as a supporting member is the first step of earning pins and state-level recognition for your achievements as you paddle the West Branch of the Susquehanna River with us. This post will give you the details of how this became part of our offerings, and what it means to you as our Adventurers.
The second leg of your West Branch Paddle Club explorations. This entry has us finishing the first section of river towards our entry into the club. Only three more to go!
First of many blogs about paddling the Susquehanna River. Riverside Adventure Company has decided to become the authority on earning membership in either the Susquehanna 444 Club or the West Branch Paddling Club. These posts will offer useful information for any person who wants access to these very exclusive groups of people.
Recounting a particular day of philanthropy that many would say “sucked”, but that I loved. I ‘m convinced that adversity (and rising to it) is what makes life worth while. And since so many of us seek “comfort” instead of “challenge”: this is the root of many of our societal problems. Few dare embrace and even seek-out challenging situations… and our fulfillment and happiness is waning as a result.
A biased review of the North Branch Canal Trail, by someone who has worked on the project for 17 years and is overjoyed to see it come to fruition.
A photo journal of my annual "fat to less fat" that happens each spring.
The first "Team PA Pestilence" showing at RAGBRAI is a big success! This is a photo accounting of our adventure.
A photo journal of our 2012 trip to RAGBRAI. Offered to help get present and future riders more in tune with the experience.
This is a rough idea of what you can expect daily from you Riverside Adventure Company, RAGRAI Team PA Pestilience experience.
A very long, complete treatment of my experience with "hazing" at Bloomsburg University.
Some of the sand sculptures I have build over the years at various Cape May, New Jersey beaches. I only made this post, because I feel like it's important to be creative, even if you aren't all that good at what you enjoy to do.
I wanted to learn how to farm fish while growing hydroponic plants. This is how my experiment in learning began.
