That photo in the header? That's Pam on her cross-bike.
A PCT section hiker and a cyclocross biker share their experiences about how some wheels, grit, costumes, and luck during adventures can be useful for discovering and solidifying relationships.
 
Storytellers: Jas Wilson, Pam Stevenson
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​Listen Now- click below

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Jas Wilson: Miracles on the Pacific Crest Trail

Jas referenced her famous husband, Kolby "Condor" Kirk. We love that guy. 

• Listen to his story on the Boldly Went podcast "How to Make an Adventure."
• Check out this article about Kolby on our blog.

PCT Days

"A 3-day summer festival that celebrates outdoor recreation, with a focus on hiking, camping, and backpacking.  Attendees are able to learn about outdoor products from exhibiting sponsors, participate in activities, games & presentations, win awesome gear at the raffle, watch a slideshow and a film, listen to live music, enjoy local food & beverages, and get great deals at the largest gear expo in the country."
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2017 PCT Days already happened, but learn and plan for it for 2018 here. 

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Pam Stevenson: We're all queer!

Pam Stevenson with other cyclo-cross racers in costume.

Pam's story gives the audience and listeners a glimpse into what it felt like when she went public with her new romantic relationship. She bravely stood in front of a live audience to share her profound insight into what it might feel like to come out.
 
Pam. I loved this story from the bacon strips to the gorillas to your heroics, coconuts, and smooch. Thank you for sharing it and inspiring us all to acknowledge, and come to terms with, our queer.

Cyclocross

What is this crazy, costumey sport? Cyclocross Magazine explains.

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Episode and Event Sponsors

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You can sign up for the Everest small group fast packing trip to Everest with our Nepali partner, Himalayan Adventure Labs through August 2017.

​They have other trips throughout the year to Langtang and Annapurna. Seth and Sudeep, the trip leaders, take you off the beaten track to show you the best, local, non-touristy trails for a unique experience in the Himalayas. Go to their website to apply www.himalayanadventurelabs.com . Be sure to mention Boldly Went for a discount. 

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Make your adventures more meaningful. Join #TeamWOV and adventure for a cause by supporting the educational and health needs of disadvantaged children in Nepal.
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Our Bend event sponsor who is known for helping people along their journey to reach their full potential by delivering accessible, affordable, and professional athletic recovery & performance.

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Additional thanks goes to Bend Magazine for handing out their beautiful coffee table quality magazines with excellent journalism featuring the best stories, events, and happenings around Bend, OR. Thank you!

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Music: Free Music Archive

c4. Star Float (flutter mix).
Gianluca Sgalambro. The Glory and the Shame.
Maricz. Ukulele Jam.
Kevin MacLeod. Slow Burn.

Get involved. 
Come to an Event. 

Next up! Seattle Monday, September 18, 2017.
Monday night practice events at City Hostel in Seattle.
​New event added last week in Portland for October 24. 

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​Become a Boldly Went Navigator and/or use the Navigator Network

Boldly Went wants to make it easier for people to GO on adventures too. Especially people who already have a fitness base. That’s why we’re building an online network of expert adventurers to get you into the wilderness. We’re looking for local navigators, not guides, but experienced partners:

• People you can contact if you’re travelling and want to get into the wild, beyond the tourist traps
• Or people you can trust if you already have a fitness base and are interested in trying out a new sport, or a new route.

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No matter where you live, or what your preferred outdoor activity, if you’re interested in becoming a Navigator and taking outdoor lovers and athletes on more suitable, non-touristy trips, then get started now by

• Looking at the Book Now Page for more details about what the Navigator Network is
• Get an idea for how it works by browsing the Seattle and Guatemala pages and use those pages to book better adventures for yourself when you are in unfamiliar territory.
• If you are interested in becoming a Navigator, go to the Jobs page and send me your adventure resume. 

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