Kind of odd, but I've been getting more press releases lately for the blogs. Here's one worth printing:
The Obsidians outdoors club has announced a schedule of 22 hikes for visitors to this summer’s U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials and concurrent Oregon Bach Festival. Outings include 12 coastal, forest and mountain hikes and 10 urban hikes, presenting visitors an introduction to both the natural wonders of western Oregon and the unique attractions of Track Town, USA.
The trials will run from June 27 through July 6, with a two-day break in action on July 1 and 2. The Oregon Bach Festival runs from June 27 through July 13. Most hikes will be easy to moderate, in the five to six-mile range.
The full schedule is available along with additional information and registration procedures on the Obsidians website. All sign-ups will be done online using a unique registration system designed by the Obsidians just for this project.
All hikes will be led by experienced men and women familiar with the areas. There will be a $5 nonmember fee per person (minors under 18 free, with parents) with a suggested sharing of driving costs.
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Doesn't it kinda, just a little bit, make you feel like a rockstar for a moment when they do that?
I got invited to some political forums recently because "I'm a local blogger with something to say." For a small instant I felt like a 7th grader in a garage band at his first bar gig -- I wish to hell I could have gone.
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