Go Out And Find Your Adventure
I originally published this post as part of a new website - cameroncatanzano.com - but its content veers in the direction of this blog and I thought it would be a nice way to bridge the two worlds. Enjoy! It took me a while to get through this one, but I’m finally finished and I’m …
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I'll include this shot twice since it's just a classic. When it comes to Yosemite, there isn't much new information I could give you. Unlike a post on White Sands or The Great Sand Dunes (subtle plug), most people have heard of Yosemite Valley before, and a bounty of information is already out there. So …
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Despite being part of the Alps and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Dolomites are not a very popular spot for American tourists. But, maybe after learning all it has to offer you can start to change that. My dad and I went up into the Dolomites last December on a day trip during our …
Ok, maybe this isn't something you'd expect me to write on. I certainly never expected the word garden to be used in this blog. Stay with me though. This place is worth it. The gardens are located at the Pitti Palace (address: Piazza Pitti - Firenze). It is an extremely popular place to visit in …
As a member of Point Loma Nazarene Universities Rugby Club I traveled from San Diego up to Palo Alto for a rugby match against Stanford last weekend. With such a great opportunity falling on my lap I knew I had to make a weekend out of it. Connecting with friends at UCSB, Cal Poly SLO, …
Who doesn't love a good day of cliff jumping? Ok, quite a few people aren't big on the whole heights thing, but for those of us who enjoy this simple rush, here are a few simple things that I've learned to enhance your cliff jumping experience. #1 The Tide This wasn't always obvious to me, …
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Wow. Who would have guessed I would be here, sitting at my computer, typing away a blog post for "the whole wide world" to see? It's exciting and scary and that's how I know this is going to be special. Maybe no one ever reads this post. Maybe 10 years from now I'll laugh about …
Cam & The Outdoors 