Day 7 GIL, spirit

Handwritten paper info sign
Maggie, a second-year Chalet server created this.
19-second video: Never gets old.

The best way to tell others how to live with peace and contentment is through your behaviors your choices produce.

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Day 6 GIL, spirit

Two hikers sitting by rock steps
Comeau Pass. About to enter the staircase.
32-second video: Comeau Pass.
Apple Watch fitness app in the mountains
Little Matterhorn. Australia Zoo hat. Three miles from dining hall to here. One more mile to Sperry.
Two hikers in the mountains
There is no trail on the last mile.

A fundamental truth:

My life is only as vibrant as the wisdom my life is built upon.

The wisdom that i’m willing to dedicate my life to.

The wisdom that comes only from experience.

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Day 5 GIL, spirit

three people at national park chalet
Nearly seven miles and 3,500′ elevation gain. We have arrived.
rustic mountain chalet room
In a quiet, restful moment the stone work hypnotized me for a few minutes.
Great Northern Railway historic chalet
Directly above our balcony doors. Great Northern Railway.
Great Northern Railway historic chalet
We love it here.
two people sitting at table
We love it here, too.
dinner table with a dessert
We love the food, too.

People that thrive don’t just intelligently serve, they intentionally design forgiveness to influence their peace.

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Day 4 GIL, spirit

Small RV park cabin
Cheryl’s decorations compliment the two existing flower baskets.

We are making the most of the hand we are dealt.

In Glacier this year we are and continue to adapt to whatever happens.

Flexibility is a superpower.

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Day 3 GIL, spirit

All Trails Maps screenshot
Tiny green squiggly line is actually 7 miles round-trip.

From our cabin, we drove about one mile to the turnoff for the trailhead.

Turns out, once you get to what do you think is the parking lot, there’s still two more miles on a single lane dirt road to the trailhead. It was awesome to discover this for the very first time.

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