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A New Adventure for the New Year 2012!!!

January 11, 2012 matt 8 Comments

We’ve started a new adventure game! Make a list of 50 adventures you want to do this year…and then get off your arse and go do them!

The idea came from talking about wanting to explore more of San Luis Obispo County than just the wineries and restaurants…we aren’t going to stop doing those things but we were starting to get a bit of a reputation!

What is an Adventure?

The definition of adventure to us is: something we have either never done before or at least never done TOGETHER before. Our goal was to have a pretty detailed list, as in each adventure was pretty descriptive; rather than just write down “let’s go hiking”, we wrote “let’s take some cheese and crackers and go hike the Harmony Headlands Trail over off of HWY 1”. So, that’s what we did for our first adventure.

This trail is amazing…park in the lot on the West side of HWY 1, just South of Harmony and walk in about 45 minutes to these amazing cliffs above the ocean and just soak it all in. We found a cool little spot to sit and watch the waves crash while we ate some cheese and crackers and simply breathed in the scene (literally).

After hanging out for about an hour and a half we walked a little bit more before heading out. The trail is easy to navigate and not very strenuous at all but it was a great hour and a half walk round trip. We were extremely fortunate to have a beautiful central coast day, 70 degrees and sunny! Annie saw lots of seals and otters, oops, turns out those were seaweed, and Hoot made it a few hours without needing a beer…good times were had by all two of us!

What is the Goal of Adventuring?

The goal here people is to get up and go. There’s plenty of time to sit or lay down when we die, now IS the time for adventure. It’s also a fantastic opportunity to go do new things with the one you love (or like or tolerate…whatever) which is great for conversation and tightening the bond. Adventure brings people together!

There are 52 weeks in the year, so 50 adventures should be quite doable. We will talk about each adventure we go on so you have ideas of other things to go do in SLO County, or use these as ideas to brainstorm for adventures in your own area.

So what are you waiting for…Go Live, Go Adventure!

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Comments

  1. beverly says

    January 11, 2012 at 6:24 am

    That is a great idea Matt to venture out hiking what an awesome sight, right in your own backyard, thanks for sharing your adventure and exploring our beautiful country. Our new tour guide/wine experts. Bon voyage/cheers!

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  2. Hoot (or Matt) says

    January 11, 2012 at 8:15 am

    LOL…thanks Bev, we had a great time and will be exploring all year round!! Life is all about exploring and adventure-ing!! Cheers

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  3. Mo says

    January 11, 2012 at 9:15 am

    That’s the SPIRIT Matt!!! “I’LL REST WHEN I’M DEAD!!” =D

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    • Hoot (or Matt) says

      January 11, 2012 at 10:22 am

      Exactly Mo, plenty of time then…for now, there are adventures to be had and wine to drink!

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  4. Gary says

    January 11, 2012 at 2:01 pm

    Gee Matt if you really want to get out and walk why not walk in my vineyard. I could show youj some of the indemic flora and as you walk through the vineyard you could pull them out. I could even pay you a little in raw fish from the pond. Maybe even a bottle of bad white wine to go with the raw fish.
    Love and Kisses.
    Gary

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    • Hoot (or Matt) says

      January 11, 2012 at 2:09 pm

      Now that sounds like a party Gary!! I have been into sushi more lately. And bad white wine?? Is there such a thing? If you’re going to be around maybe we’ll stop in and see you in the next week or so an sip on some of the wine and discuss your offer!!

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      • Gary says

        January 13, 2012 at 9:26 am

        I’ll be around next week, then off to Texas for a week of selling. Don’t forget the endemic flora pulling.

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        • Hoot (or Matt) says

          January 13, 2012 at 12:07 pm

          Texas? My sister lives in Ft. Worth…maybe she’ll buy some wine! I will be sure to bring my flora pulling outfit and my best heels if we make it out there before you leave for Texas…I reckon y’all will have a good ‘ol time out yonder Gary!

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