Comments for Outdoorism http://www.outdoorism.com Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:56:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on The Indoor / Outdoor Duality by dylan http://www.outdoorism.com/2008/09/the-indoor-outdoor-duality/#comment-39 dylan Wed, 05 Nov 2008 13:24:05 +0000 http://www.outdoorism.com/?p=82#comment-39 Thanks Little Po. I know how hard it can be to organize and write your thoughts when living them is so time consuming and difficult. You've done this more than once on your blog. This is one place where such thoughts will always be welcomed and valued! Thanks Little Po. I know how hard it can be to organize and write your thoughts when living them is so time consuming and difficult. You’ve done this more than once on your blog. This is one place where such thoughts will always be welcomed and valued!

]]> Comment on The Indoor / Outdoor Duality by Little Po http://www.outdoorism.com/2008/09/the-indoor-outdoor-duality/#comment-38 Little Po Wed, 05 Nov 2008 02:04:31 +0000 http://www.outdoorism.com/?p=82#comment-38 Nice thoughts! I can't agree with you more. I've been always wanting to write a few articles sharing my thoughts on similar ideas too, such as "When East Meets West" and "the interface between civilization and wilderness" etc. Nice thoughts! I can’t agree with you more.
I’ve been always wanting to write a few articles sharing my thoughts on similar ideas too, such as “When East Meets West” and “the interface between civilization and wilderness” etc.

]]> Comment on Cyberhobo as Weekday Warrior by Little Po http://www.outdoorism.com/2008/10/cyberhobo-as-weekday-warrior/#comment-37 Little Po Wed, 05 Nov 2008 02:00:01 +0000 http://www.outdoorism.com/?p=99#comment-37 I can totally relate to this article. I am also trying to find a good balance between getting outside and affording a living, and I can't agree with you more on "be persistent." I can totally relate to this article. I am also trying to find a good balance between getting outside and affording a living, and I can’t agree with you more on “be persistent.”

]]> Comment on Hello Outdoorists by dylan http://www.outdoorism.com/2008/06/hello-outdoorists/#comment-32 dylan Tue, 30 Sep 2008 18:34:45 +0000 http://www.outdoorism.com/?p=9#comment-32 Welcome Ryan! I have a feeling we'll be seeing more of you here... Welcome Ryan! I have a feeling we’ll be seeing more of you here…

]]> Comment on Hello Outdoorists by Ryan http://www.outdoorism.com/2008/06/hello-outdoorists/#comment-26 Ryan Thu, 11 Sep 2008 02:27:13 +0000 http://www.outdoorism.com/?p=9#comment-26 Been following your site for a while and this is a great potential springboard! Responsibly enjoy the outdoors the outdoors y'all! Been following your site for a while and this is a great potential springboard! Responsibly enjoy the outdoors the outdoors y’all!

]]> Comment on Volunteer Backcountry Bridge Builders by Linda Riddle http://www.outdoorism.com/2008/07/volunteer-backcountry-bridge-builders/#comment-23 Linda Riddle Mon, 04 Aug 2008 16:20:34 +0000 http://www.outdoorism.com/?p=41#comment-23 thank you so much for documenting the work on the trail bridges. I enjoyed watching the video. Linda Riddle Jemez District Ranger thank you so much for documenting the work on the trail bridges. I enjoyed watching the video.

Linda Riddle
Jemez District Ranger

]]> Comment on Trail Builder by dylan http://www.outdoorism.com/lifemaps/trail-builder/#comment-22 dylan Thu, 31 Jul 2008 02:00:26 +0000 http://www.outdoorism.com/?page_id=38#comment-22 Thanks Dewey! I've made some updates based on your comments. I hope you'll report back as your outdoor life progresses! Thanks Dewey! I’ve made some updates based on your comments. I hope you’ll report back as your outdoor life progresses!

]]> Comment on Treat it like a dog by Mom B http://www.outdoorism.com/2008/07/treat-it-like-a-dog/#comment-21 Mom B Sat, 26 Jul 2008 14:08:42 +0000 http://www.outdoorism.com/?p=10#comment-21 Your dad, also an outdoor enthusiast, also loved Dinger. Maybe you could share at least part of his eulogy to Dinger, one of the most moving I've ever read. I am hoping somebody would think as much of me when I kick off! Your dad, also an outdoor enthusiast, also loved Dinger. Maybe you could share at least part of his eulogy to Dinger, one of the most moving I’ve ever read. I am hoping somebody would think as much of me when I kick off!

]]> Comment on Hello Outdoorists by LittlePo http://www.outdoorism.com/2008/06/hello-outdoorists/#comment-20 LittlePo Fri, 25 Jul 2008 00:30:42 +0000 http://www.outdoorism.com/?p=9#comment-20 Finally had some time to browse the Internet, and glad to know that you started this website. Congratulations! I will put a link in my blog too. Best Wishes. --Little Po Finally had some time to browse the Internet, and glad to know that you started this website. Congratulations! I will put a link in my blog too. Best Wishes. –Little Po

]]> Comment on Trail Builder by Dewey Dunnington http://www.outdoorism.com/lifemaps/trail-builder/#comment-19 Dewey Dunnington Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:50:25 +0000 http://www.outdoorism.com/?page_id=38#comment-19 I've been trail-building during the summer for three years now, and it has definitely helped me stay in touch with the outdoors when all through the school year I end up on a weekend warrior existence. The first year I was with the <a href="http://www.vycc.org/" rel="nofollow">Vermont Youth Conservation Corps</a>, which does all kinds of conservation work in Vermont, and the past two I've been with <a href="http://www.atis-web.com" rel="nofollow">ATIS</a>. There's so many organizations out there, which lets you choose quite a bit about your existence on a trail crew. One of the main problems of making it a lifestyle is how seasonal it is, but every once in a while you find a few who manage. The ones I know couple the outdoor work with something related during the winter - one is an author, the other runs non-profits dedicated to trail improvement. It's something that I hope to do one day, to be outdoors and help get other people out as well. I’ve been trail-building during the summer for three years now, and it has definitely helped me stay in touch with the outdoors when all through the school year I end up on a weekend warrior existence. The first year I was with the Vermont Youth Conservation Corps, which does all kinds of conservation work in Vermont, and the past two I’ve been with ATIS. There’s so many organizations out there, which lets you choose quite a bit about your existence on a trail crew. One of the main problems of making it a lifestyle is how seasonal it is, but every once in a while you find a few who manage. The ones I know couple the outdoor work with something related during the winter - one is an author, the other runs non-profits dedicated to trail improvement. It’s something that I hope to do one day, to be outdoors and help get other people out as well.

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