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Thursday, February 18, 2016
Full Life Adventure Video
If you want to see a little taste of what a “Full Life Adventure” looks
like, here is a video of the first couple of days of a trip. I’ll get
the next video up as soon as I can finish it. Enjoy!
-Eddie Boyer
Thursday, August 21, 2014
A Summer's Journey- P1
I'm sitting in my office trying to get back into the swing of church life and work. It's been a long journey this summer. From mid May to early August I logged over 11,000 travel miles. Plus hiking, camping, chasing kids, and many other activities. It's been full.
I'm going to try to keep up with giving you a little taste of my adventures. If you want to see my travels in picture form check out my Instagram feed (hiker_ed). I'll try to post some on here, but you'll get a better feel for it on there.
Here are a few just to get you started from the Appellation Trail
A few stories to come later!
I'm going to try to keep up with giving you a little taste of my adventures. If you want to see my travels in picture form check out my Instagram feed (hiker_ed). I'll try to post some on here, but you'll get a better feel for it on there.
Here are a few just to get you started from the Appellation Trail
A few stories to come later!
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