Izvor: Svet plus, 06.Avg.2015, 14:25 (ažurirano 02.Apr.2020.)
Ovaj dečak ima dve godine, a prepešačio 483 kilometra! FOTO
Ovo je priča o dečaku Bodiju i njegovim roditeljima zaljubljenicima u putovanja koji su svoje dete sa sobom poveli kada je imao svega pet dana.
U danima kada se mlade mame oporavljaju od porođaja, Šenon je stala na noge lagane i dala se u planinarenje. I nije išla sama, ona i njen muž Blejk, strastveni planinari sa sobom su tada poveli i svog sina koji je imao svega pet dana.
Danas Šenon ima 27 godina, a od skoro se ovoj trojci pridružio još jedan član. Sada >> Pročitaj celu vest na sajtu Svet plus << su vesela četvorka koja pešači planinama Kalifornije i u tome istinski uživa.
One of my very favorite quotes, (one that I've posted a few times before), is from Oprah Winfrey, "The biggest adventure you can take is to live the life of your dreams." It is so true. Everyone receives messages from their heart about what they "should be doing", but unfortunately not everyone listens. Other factors tend to get in the way like jobs, children, geography and so on. Our dreams consist of a life in the mountains; not only for ourselves, but for our children, and we have made big sacrifices to live out here in order to turn these dreams into our reality. We live hundreds of miles away from all of our family and only get to see them every few months. We don't make much money. The jobs in the surrounding areas are sparse and tend to be seasonal. Most people have to work 2 or more jobs to supplement their ski/climbing bum lifestyles, but to provide for a family is a whole different story. We live frugally, give and receive hand-me-downs and make trades instead of always buying new. We work hard to play hard and I wouldn't trade it for the world. We may not be rich with wealth, but we are rich in experiences. This is a life where less is truly more and This is our DREAM! ¨ || Bodhi hikes along side of me singing, "The Wheels on the Bus" while Skye sleeps in her hand-me-down Deuter pack. I get asked a lot about child carriers, and I will proudly say that @ospreypacks Poco carriers are my Go-To and are by far the best, but this is the pack I had on hand this day- and it was free. #livethelifeofyourdreams
A photo posted by SHANNON BENNETT (@shannbenntt) on Apr 10, 2015 at 9:35am PDT
The amount of stuff I lug around for this posse is pretty ridiculous, but I will do it over and over and over again. By no means is this ever "easy". Toddlers can be stubborn and have tantrums. Infants want to be held, need to be fed, burped and changed. Everyone always "needs" something. Sometimes I get embarrassed and sometimes I get extremely overwhelmed. But when I reached the top of a boulder and my sweet little Bodhi started cheering and yelled up to me, "Nice climbing, Mommy!", my heart (and the hearts of those around) completely melted. I see the grime on their hands, the smiles on their dirty little faces and know in my heart that all of this has been more than worth it!
A photo posted by SHANNON BENNETT (@shannbenntt) on Mar 30, 2015 at 12:15pm PDT
"You might train your upper body endlessly for the demands of technical climbing, but getting to intense backcountry objectives demands a base strength in your lower body as well. Legs are the main propulsion you have in the mountains, and their large muscle mass requires special attention." -@stevehouse10 | Thanks for the training, kids. Human pack mule engaged! #trainingforthenewalpinism @ospreypacks
A photo posted by SHANNON BENNETT (@shannbenntt) on Feb 27, 2015 at 9:16am PST
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