Monthly Archives: April 2008

We did it, and we did it good! The Peak Performance Backcountry Tour for the Cure was awesome!!! Eleven of the coolest women around the Wasatch came together Saturday morning and headed into the backcountry…all in hopes of raising money … Read the rest of this entry →

The weather looks promising, and I think we’ll be able to navigate through the new snow and spring conditions, so we’re set to charge. The Backcountry Tour for the Cure women will meet between 11:30 and noon tomorrow at the swamp … Read the rest of this entry →

I will be at the base of Alta on Saturday the 19th with a pledge table for The Backcountry Tour for the Cure. I plan to post up outside Goldminer’s Daughter, on the patio if the weather is nice, and have … Read the rest of this entry →

Oops…I just realized that I originally  posted the tour dates as April 25th and 26th. In fact, the date of The Backcountry Tour for the Cure will be April 26th and 27th–Saturday and Sunday. I apologize for the mistake. I’m not … Read the rest of this entry →

To my disappointment, I have to change the name of our fundraiser. It would appear that Passionately Pink is too close to another Komen event, so it looks like our event will change to The Backcountry Tour for the Cure. … Read the rest of this entry →

April is proving to be a wintry month thus far. A couple of storms from this past week have dumped a surprisingly soft blanket of snow, which has stayed nice and light under the consistent clouds and cold air. My frozen … Read the rest of this entry →

I’ve officially decided on a name for our backcountry tour to the Hypodermic Needle….The Peak Performance Passionately Pink Tour for the Cure! Through the help of Peak Performance and Shejumps this fundraiser is on a roll. Now the remaining question: … Read the rest of this entry →

There were no tricks or fools on this morning (except for maybe my stupid trekkers)….April 1st proved to be a perfect day for a sunrise tour in the Wasatch. As the sun began to peek over the horizon Mount Superior … Read the rest of this entry →