Opening the door, walking outside

My 365-day commitment from December 22, 2008 – December 21, 2009 to spend time each day in the Great Outdoors. 

Please visit http://centria.wordpress.com/ to experience that incredible year outside the front door.  Most adventures happened in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, but you can also find photos and stories from Florida, New York, Georgia, California, Minnesota and Lower Michigan.

10 responses to this post.

  1. [...] Opening the door, walking outside [...]

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  2. I even love the NAME of this tab – knowing that fresh air always holds an entirely new perspective on life, if you can just get out there to experience it. A fantastic idea for a blog.

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    • Hi Deanna! It was an amazing year to go outside every single day and breathe the fresh
      air–and sometimes the cold freezing air–and write about it. I love that you paused here.

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  3. Posted by bobz1961 on April 19, 2012 at 7:31 pm

    Fresh is great

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    • Fresh air is wonderful, Bobz. It was a year of great outdoor adventures. I still go outside all the time and love it. Do you live in a town or out in the woods/country?

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      • Posted by bobz1961 on April 22, 2012 at 8:33 pm

        I live in Hazard. About 1600 feet up on mountain…woods…woods..you write so well I enjoy reading..not great at statements..love the reading thanks for writing! Yes I breathe air on my deck with coffee…

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        • Bobz, 1,600 feet up on the mountain sounds really wonderful. I am imagining you drinking coffee with that mountain air–lovely. Wondering if it’s cold there this morning. It’s frosty and in the 20′s here this morning, brrrr. Now you can’t be as bad at commenting as you say if you and Reggie have been pen pals for years and years! Barry’s grandpa was born in Cade’s Cove, TN.

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      • Posted by bobz1961 on April 22, 2012 at 8:34 pm

        Dana and I love company should meet for a visit…

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        • That sounds lovely. Next time we’re driving through Kentucky, we’ll meet you. (It may be a long time. We haven’t driven down south in ages.) It sounds like you and Dana are both so hospitable and welcoming. Thank you, Bobz.

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