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Nathan Goldsberry North Conway, NH Mar. 23, 2014

Nathan Goldsberry
North Conway, NH
Mar. 23, 2014

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Nathan Goldsberry North Conway, NH Mar. 23, 2014

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The bond Caleb and Dad shared was a constant throughout their 25 years together. Both the younger brother, they brought an excitement and imagination for what was possible to the worlds they inherited. There was a lightness and ease in how they carried themselves, welcoming others into their lives, projects, and plans with joy.
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The more I’ve sifted through Dad’s slide photos from his twenties and thirties, the more it feels like Caleb was a revival of his own childhood, playing out in parallel as they grew older together.
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Saying goodbye to each of them came unexpectedly early, but I'm comforted in thinking they are back together again. I can only imagine what they are dreaming up for themselves, and I know they’d want us to be doing the same down here.
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Happy Birthday Caleb 💚

Good day / Great day being resort kids with @maxwelldangerfield on quite possibly the last cold snow day of the year. Big Couloir inside a ping pong ball was super fun. Skiing with a busted rib was actually a lot more manageable than expected. And the sun even popped for the last couple runs. All in all, a day Caleb would have enjoyed thoroughly (with lunch in the tram line and twice the vert.)

So I’ve started a little side project for my 30’s: I want to visit the high point in each of the 50 states.
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I’m honestly not sure where the idea came from (probably from watching too many Cody Townsend and Ben Gravy videos) but I’m excited to have a fun diversion as I cruise around the states in my minivan.
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So far on my current trip I’ve knocked off four - Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North Dakota - to go along with New York, which I completed a few weeks ago. I’m not going for time, but it’d be cool to finish this decade (and before I turn 40).
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As I’ve started to unpack the challenge, it’s proving to be what I was hoping for: an excuse to wander off the interstate and see each state’s wilderness on foot. I’m finding that a simple, focused objective is the perfect motivator to push a couple extra hours on the road and then leave with a feeling of accomplishment as I set sail for the next one.
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The first five have been solo, but I’d love some company in the future if one jumps out at you. I’ll definitely need some help on the big ones. The next five I’m planning for the week of May 20th are: Arizona, Arkansas, Missouri, Indiana, and Ohio.

Afternoon corn harvest was fruitful. Last time I skied in Michigan, it was behind a shopping mall in Detroit. This was way better. Now onto the U.P. 🌲

Champlain Valley clouds doing their thing on my last night in VT for a bit. I’m heading west this week to visit the west coast fam and hopefully sneak in a few more days on snow before winter’s complete. I’ll be back east toward the end of May ☀️
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Big thanks to everyone at @killingtonmountainschool that welcomed me in this year. It was inspiring to work alongside such a dedicated and passionate group everyday. I’m excited to follow your adventures this summer... and maybe even bust out a @core_dujour with you while I’m on the road - how bout it @kipspang 😉

Finally made it back to Sugarbush with @killingtonmountainschool - Mom approves!

Scenes from a couple laps up Brandon Gap this afternoon. One of my favorite things about touring is that you get to set the hours of operation - today it was 4-7pm. The wind had calmed down and the track was perfect. Psyched I finally made it up there this season!

Stretched out the first day of my 30’s with an evening hike up the old poma line at Pico. Good views of Chittenden Reservoir, the sunset, the moon, and all the stars. And no headlamp needed on the way down - HWGB!

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