The Satisfaction of Microadventuring
I checked my annual leave hour balance and thought to myself, how can this be? Last year’s plan for a 10 – 14 day journey to Yellowstone never happened, in
January 20, 2014
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I checked my annual leave hour balance and thought to myself, how can this be? Last year’s plan for a 10 – 14 day journey to Yellowstone never happened, in
The rains of early January have given way to some great floats around the state this Winter. Here is some nice video that Laramy Ridley shared with us of Snow
After the temperatures rose out of the single digits, the rains started. The polar vortex left a slightly warmer but soaking wet blanket over much of the state. By the
The Little Rock Marathon is getting closer and the Chicks-In-Charge (CIC) took some time to enjoy a warm beverage and a little “Scattered, Smothered & Covered” to bring you some updates on all
2013 kept the Arkansas Outside crew pretty busy but the truly busy group this past year was the mountain biking community in Arkansas. Here is a short list of mountain
“I am the great and mighty Polar Vortex. All of North America shivers in my presence.” – @PolarVortex What does the Polar Vortex have to do with Leadman…a lot.
Arriving at the Pinnacle Mountain parking lot, we found ourselves in an anthill of activity as boats were toted down from the trucks and shuttles were being set at the
Although it appeared winter came early with the ice and frigid temperatures, the first day of winter wasn’t until December 21. By that time the ice had receded, but it
It seems we got around to doing a pretty good bit in 2013. It was a big year for Arkansas Outside; we actually had our own beer for a while
There was a time when if a cyclist or pedestrian wanted to cross the Arkansas River between Little Rock and North Little Rock, the options were limited to the Main