Six Moons Design. If you know anyone who wants to be added, please have them send me a message. I just had an item on viewing wildlife published in the current issue of VIA Magazine. Walks to the sandy point are guided, and you must reserve well ahead. If you are a hiker, you'll certainly want to subscribe to John Vonhof's "Fixing Your Feet Blog" john at johnvonhof dot com if you don't already.
Vonhof "knows" feet and goes to runner's events often to help runners prevent or take care of their foot problems. His book, " Fixing your Feet " Wilderness Press , should be on every hiker's and runner's bookshelf. His Christmas blog, "Donate your gently used running shoes," had some very practical advice on what to do with your old running shoes -- recycle them!
John continues, "Running shoes are always needed. Run the Planet has compiled a list of recycling programs around the world. Their "Shoe Recycling Programs" web page lists 16 places to donate your old shoes in the U. Soles4Souls distributes shoes in the U. E-mail: recycling at city.
If you live in Canada, use Sole Responsibility, which distributes used running shoes to needy countries. It's not too late to make your New Year's resolutions; if you want some ideas on how to make them work for you, go to my examiner. Call them opportunities, not resolutions! As you may remember, the Governor almost closed 80 percent of our state parks. As it turned out, the parks were "saved," but in reality Goldstein continues, "some state parks are ALMOST closed anyway, with significant service reductions, reductions of days and seasons of public availability.
It's hoped that Californians, who want to support their parks, will approve the initiative. Participants are placed in small teams of fellow park advocates typically between people and spend the day meeting with policymakers discussing the many important issues facing California's state parks.
