“One of my most enjoyable experiences was listening to the wind rush through the forest. It struck me several times how simple this phenomenon was. It transported me to an almost primitive era, before technology took over the free time… — Keith Foskett Copy Share Image
“It seemed funny that in the wild we had millions of acres to pitch a tent, but when we reached town there was no… — Keith Foskett Copy Share Image
“I have a recurring dream in which I am 85 years old, sitting in my living room, swaying back and forth in a rocking… — Keith Foskett Copy Share Image
“Washington’s reputation as the most dangerous small mountain in the world is well founded. Even calm days with clear blue skies can, in a short space of time, descend rapidly into fierce winds, with temperatures plummeting to below freezing. Inexperienced and experienced hikers alike regularly get blown off course. Resisting the urge to battle the gales, they succumb to them… — Keith Foskett Copy Share
“When you have such a close brush with death, life seems that much more valuable.” — Keith Foskett Copy Share Image
“Henry Ford once said that whether you think you can, or you think you can’t, you’re right. There” — Keith Foskett Copy Share Image
“Time spent outdoors has a wonderful way of teaching us what we perceive is important and it puts our lives into perspective, reminding us… — Keith Foskett Copy Share Image
“Life is simplified on a long walk such as the Camino. You learn to appreciate the simpler aspects – fresh spring water, a smooth… — Keith Foskett Copy Share Image
“Experiencing the outdoors or – even better, the untamed wilderness – imparts a certain wisdom about what is truly needed to be happy. Though… — Keith Foskett Copy Share Image
“Many people just sit behind their steering wheel, scared to venture into the wilderness.” — Keith Foskett Copy Share Image
“Size, we are told, is not important. This maxim is not applicable to bears. The size of a bear is in fact directly proportional… — Keith Foskett Copy Share Image
“One of my most enjoyable experiences was listening to the wind rush through the forest. It struck me several times how simple this phenomenon… — Keith Foskett Copy Share Image
