By Kim Fuller Published in Organic SoulIn the autumn months we reap the harvest of the soil and the soul. When we settle into a quieter and calmer season, we have the time and space to reflect upon the busy summer months and soak in the blessings of friends and family.Who, or what, do you have to be thankful for this year? By the time we all sit around the Thanksgiving table and take turns expressing ... continue reading...
First Look: Suunto Spartan Trainer Wrist HR Watch
By Kim Fuller Published on Gear Institute Suunto has just released a new lightweight multisport GPS watch. The Spartan Trainer Wrist HR offers the daily activity tracking, heart rate measurement and integrated training features that are already present in the Suunto Spartan family of sports watches, but the Spartan Trainer Wrist HR is a smaller and lighter variation at a lower price point than the other ... continue reading...
First Look: KEEN Terradora Waterproof Boots For Women
By Kim Fuller Published on Gear InstituteOn a recent trip to British Columbia in Canada, these boots barely left my feet. Our group toured the rural areas of the Sunshine Coast and Vancouver Island, where it rained on and off every day. I wore KEEN Terradora boots for the majority of the trip, and they kept my feet comfortable and dry the entire time.I tested them in the city of Vancouver, and then all ... continue reading...
Set a Tone of Intention
By Kim Fuller Published in Organic SoulWe are over half way through the first month of 2016, and although the New Year is often embraced with affirmations, resolutions and goals, January can be a tough time to find that extra kick in your step. There is often a feeling of deflation that follows the festivities and joys of the holiday season. Even on the horizon of February, your energy, motivation, and outlook may still feel ... continue reading...
Hill walking on Scotland’s West Highland Way is all fresh air, lush lochs and whisky
By Kim Fuller Published in the Denver Post By Kim Fuller, Special to The Denver PostFORT WILLIAM, SCOTLAND — The pastime of hill walking, as it’s called in Scotland, was something I knew I had to do as soon as I learned about it. I grew up hiking in the Rocky Mountains, and hill walking, it seemed, had the open-air refreshment and meditative cadence of a hike, but without the high-altitude ... continue reading...
