Coming Alive in the Wilderness
Summer 2010
We are leading a group of ten men on a trip to Turquoise Lake, in Lake Clark National Park, a remote jewel of the Alaskan parks system. It is a microcosm of Alaska that showcases its stunning beauty and its awe-inspiring mammals including grizzly, wolf, moose, Dall sheep, caribou, and wolverine.
We'll fly by float-plane to Turquoise Lake, our base-camp. Each day we'll set out on daily hikes across the roadless and trackless alpine tundra, taking in spectacular views of surrounding peaks, and crossing glacial streams. Your adventure will be supplemented by retreat activities led by Dr. Ira Orchin and Frank Henninger, designed to heighten your experience and create a strong cohesive community. Such activities will include tai chi, qi gong, meditation, journaling, and nightly circle. Each day you'll have private time to reflect and integrate your experience and to fish or kayak. Our guide service, Alaska Alpine Adventures, was selected by National Geographic as one of the "Best Adventure Travel Companies on Earth for 2009." They are known for their upbeat spirit, their generosity in teaching outdoors skills, and their surprisingly delicious back-country meals.
Date: June 25th - July 3, 2010 : click
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JOIN US FOR AN INFORMATIONAL SESSION & SLIDE SHOW ABOUT OUR ALASKA TRIP
Sunday, February 28th at 1:30 PM, at the Center for Spiritual Living church office in the Masons building, 19 South Valley Road, in Paoli, PA. (Partners are welcomed.) Click here for directions.
Special Offer: If you sign up for this trip, with a $500 deposit paid, you will be entitled to a 20% discount on all trip gear purchased in local Eastern Mountain Sports stores.
Please contact us to RSVP, and with your questions:
Ira Orchin, 610-642-8345, ieoyes@aol.com
Frank Henninger, 610-933-9775, frankhenninger@yahoo.com.
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Family Spring Camping Retreat: Delaware Water Gap Area
Spring 2010 at Fairview Lake, Newton, New Jersey
In a beautiful setting, just steps from the Appalachian Trail, we will come together
to share outdoor adventures and to celebrate and strengthen our relationships
with our children. Join us for a program that includes outdoor survival
skills, hiking the Appalachian Trail, a ropes course, and campfire games.
Enjoy special time together without the distractions of the phone,
television, and computer. Teach your child an appreciation for being
outdoors.
Date:
Spring 2009 : click
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