Fall greetings, faithful blog readers! The leaves are changing up here in Maine, and it’s apparent that Old Man Winter isn’t far away. But despite the colder temperatures, this time of year is treasured at Apogee HQ. It’s a busy time of year — but we love the opportunity to reflect
More anticipated than the Oscars and more pored-over than Pokemon cards in Mrs. Jones’ third-grade class, we are delighted to announce the arrival of our 2012 trip schedule (or most of it anyway…*)! Our Trips at a Glance page is updated with 2012 dates and tuition costs, and each individual trip page is updated
September greetings to the Wide World of Apogee! Your humble co-directors are just back in the office after a fantastic scouting trip out west and we wanted to put up some shots from the road to give you a little taste of next summer’s brand-spankin’-new California Mountains and Coast trip. It’s going to
Hank Williams, Jr. crooned in a 1963 movie, “It’s All Over But the Crying.” Here at Apogee, we would adopt that to say, “It’s All Over But the Crying (and some really long flights…).” Yes, friends, it’s true — our last three trips are just about done. Yes, three trips. Our cross-country dynamos –
My goodness, we are getting close! As I am typing, we have only one (1!) biking trip still on the road. Everyone else is tucked in to their destination city and that one trip is proceeding with alacrity toward the many delights of San Francisco! No FAILures today — we’re batting 1.000, baby!
Howdy, stranger — Chad here. After my repeated absences, culminating with almost a full week away whilst I was working on my tan with our coast-to-coast group in the desert, I suppose that I am the Guest Blogger these days. So, with many thanks to Mia, the Queen of the Blog, I humbly
Good afternoon loyal blog readers. Assuming all goes as planned with Chad’s flight home in the early morning, this should be my final blog post of the summer! Wyatt and Heidi and Nick and Cait all dropped of their kiddos at the airports this morning, and they should all be home by now.
Hello Hello. Today I write to you from a very thunderstormy Brunswick, Maine. These blog entries just keep getting shorter and shorter as the summer draws to a close. Kevin returned from Boston this afternoon with Julie and Peter who wrapped up their final Cape and the Islands trip this morning. TSA and
Good evening readers, it’s August, I can’t believe it! It’s been a great day in Brunswick and a great day in the field. We have a bunch of updates for you as a few more trips wind down, tomorrow we’ll have just six trips still adventuring. Here we go: FAILures for the day,
Dear Faithful Blog Readers, This is going to be a fairly abbreviated entry, largely in part because our own Assistant Director, Mike Lessard, is being celebrated for his 24th birthday with a surprise party. And it starts in minutes! Should be fun! Onto the trips: Our Northwest Explorers are still in the North Cascade Mountains,