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Monday, January 17, 2011
Headed back out on the ice.
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About Me
- Mr. Nebraska Outdoor Addict
- Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
- I grew up in Central Nebraska riding my bike to a country school, shooting sparrows around the farm with my daisy and fishing in local farm ponds or the loup river. Weekends were often spent at Harlan Reservoir. My family has always taken recreating seriously and it was deeply instilled in me. I evolved to become a avid fisherman and hunter from about age 10 to 15 then got into cars and girls and totally lost interest. As my own 3 kids have come of age I've got back into outdoor sports and try to nurture a love of the outdoors in them. I hope my blog encourages you to get out and play, and to include those close to you. You don't need the latest equipment or tons of time, just get out there with what you've got every chance you get. Encourage others to take part, be safe, responsible, and project a good image of the sports you love. Finally, give back, by building awareness, contributing volunteer time or money, and introducing others to the sport, so future generations can enjoy the leisure activities you love. I encourage you to comment on my posts, tell others about nebraskaoutdooraddict.blogspot.com and check back often.
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I'd say that anything beats sitting in the office all day. Looks like you had a great time ice fishing...!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea for a blog... I myself love the outdoors! Always have. Do you do any backpacking type activities? Check out my blog once in a while if you have the time, I'll be updating when I do outdoor adventures as well! Which isn't as much as I wish it was, but it is on occasion. Day to day it is just a blog about contemplation and positive ideas! Good luck! And have a good new year.
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