Welcome to winter!

The days are short and cold; your face hurts, and everything feels paper-dry. Your nostrils crinkle with every breath; you fell three times on the way to class this morning. It takes fifteen minutes to find your gloves, and so you were late; you also spilled your hot chocolate all over yourself.

Winter isn't very nice sometimes.

But there comes a time when your comfy blanket becomes stifling; when the grim flicker of the fluorescent lights begins to drive one mad; when the salt and gravel comes not just to coat and corrode your shoes, but your very soul.

This is when you go for a hike. [cid:9f19ecf4-c2a3-4f42-9dd7-0f524c2aed3f]


When life gives you winter, go winter hiking.

As Rory Gawler will tell you, "It's better than summer hiking, because you don't sweat as much."


See you at the meeting on Tuesday, 9 PM, Robo basement.



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