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kathmandu valley rim supermoon
Beauty is a good antidote to generally depressing world news. The Chandragiri ridge from which these pics were taken is favorite trail country for me. They were the closest bit of valley rim from where I used to live, seen … Continue reading
Posted in (trail) running, Uncategorized
Tagged Chandragiri ridge, Kathmandu Post, Kathmandu valley, Mira Rai, supermoon
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why vote for this talented girl?
Two years ago I posted on why spectacular talent deserves support. Sounds like a long time ago but for Mira Rai (also look here and here) to prove me right, two years really isn’t much time. Sure, she confirmed within a … Continue reading
everest and ego
Nepal 1978, was my first ever time in real mountainscape, other then crossing an occasional pass in the Alps with my parents on our yearly summer pilgrimage to Italian beaches. Saw Everest from Gokyo peak, and very nearly got myself … Continue reading
Posted in (trail) running, personal, psychology
Tagged Bombino, Everest, Leo Dickinson, Lloyd Belcher, Mira Rai, Nepal, Peter Habeler, Reinhold Messner
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spectacular talent meets
Some (actually surprisingly short) time ago, I wrote down my thoughts about why spectacular talent needs support. In the meantime, Mira Rai, the girl who triggered my blog post, was able to show her talent in some races that matter (matter in … Continue reading
Posted in (trail) running
Tagged evolution, Lizzy Hawker, Lucy, Mira Rai, Morgan Freeman
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exploring my home town
I’ve been blabbering about running as a way to connect to one’s environment, to make it one’s own, but how does that work if an environment is already deeply ingrained into one’s being? I’ve been in the Low Lands for … Continue reading
Posted in (trail) running, un nimweegs rondje
Tagged Lorde, Mira Rai, Nepal, Nijmegen, Peter Fox
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spectacular talent deserves support
Mira Rai is starting to make her mark internationally. A couple of months ago she showed up at the start of her first ever 50k and did remarkably well for a girl that hadn’t run much beyond 5 and 10k races. … Continue reading
Posted in (trail) running
Tagged David Rothkopf, Die Antwoord, gift economy, girl power, Jamaica, JoeJoe Fan, Matt Moroz, Mira Rai, Nepal, Richard Bull, Stevie Kremer
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