Summer is slowly fading, and the leaves in Brunswick will soon begin to change. As the weather shifts, the team here at Apogee HQ is feeling a bit nostalgic for the incredible season we’ve just wrapped up. In celebration of all the breathtaking views, miles conquered, and friendships formed, we’re excited to highlight our 2025
From the island of St. Croix to the base of Mont Blanc, our Apogee Adventures are moving, grooving, and having a grand ol’ time. Today we highlight the finer things in Apogee life, from the highest point in Maine to the backcountry of Spain and everywhere in between. Skip to a Specific Trip: AXA, AXB, CRM,
Sam here. The heat that began the summer has returned, and looks like it’s here to stay in Brunswick for the foreseeable future. Another sweltering day in Maine means 85 degrees…while for our ACC1-ers it means 101+. So let’s get to the trips in the field. Just two without photos today. TSA: While low camera
Oh, man, Blog Nation – how the summer is whittled away so that we are left with only memories, and Proustian visions of erstwhile madeleines! Chad here – feeling philosophical and a touch nostalgic on a muggy Friday evening. But enough of that – we’re down to a mere eight trips remaining in the field.
With a Whitmanesque barbaric yawp in their throats, our remaining trips are out there today seizing the day all over the world! You’ve got Chad here at the helm of the blog this afternoon – gentle Sam is making his way north along the banks of the mighty Kennebec to pick up our last batch
Sam here. Lots of wrapping up going both here in the office as we have our first final dinner for departing leaders back here in Brunswick tonight, and there are lots of (incredibly tasty sounding) meals happening out there in the field. The trip number decreases every day, and we are down to 11 left
Good evening folks. Kevin here on what very possibly could be my last blog entry of the summer. Chad and Sam will take the blog reins for the rest of this week, and I leave Sunday for San Diego to see our two ACC trips finish. After that, I head to San Francisco to see
Oh, my friends, if you are anywhere near the northeast today – particularly the great State of Maine – you know that today is what summer is all about. Temps in the high 70s, low 80s – low humidity – and low-bush blueberries for sale at the local Farmers Market. If you have an ocean
Sam here, fresh off another voyage up to Northern Maine, and now back in the blogging saddle. With our first trip finish of the summer tomorrow (ie. our leaders Garth and Kelly are done leading for this year), the signs of the end of the summer are truly upon us. Luckily it has been a
I can’t. Good evening, folks, and happy Saturday. Kevin here. Two weeks from today our last trips of the summer finish. Hard to believe… I’ve been doing this for awhile now, and honestly, I can’t remember a summer ever going by so quickly as this one. And that’s a good thing. Knock on wood (and