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Who’s Social Now?
Been playing around with some presentation tools today here at Under Solen, and we’ve got to say, there’s just something about the simplicity and entertainment behind Prezi. Seriously. So much better than a sleep-inducing power point. After a few minutes of playing around, here’s what we came up with: new media on...
read moreWhere to Get Down (And Dirty?) At Outdoor Retailer: Your Guide To Happy Hours and Beyond
Once again we’re getting revved up for Outdoor Retailer, and since our collection of all the hip and happening events was so popular last time around, we figured we’d do it again! Keep checking back as we’ll be updating leading up to the show. And if you’ve got something that should be on here, track us down at @undersolen or leave a comment on this post. (PS: yes, that is a Swedish...
read moreFriday Faves: Count Your Blessings, Get Out There and Do What You Love
How often do you count your blessings? With the bustling lives we lead, it’s so easy to take our blessings for granted. Many times I forget to be grateful for my awesome family of friends, the delicious food growing ripe in my backyard, and this body that takes me for a run every morning. And it’s thanks to the lovely ladies of 23 Feet that I’ve been reminded this week. So read...
read moreAdventurous Women Support Africa: 3 Peaks 3 Weeks
We recently learned about 3 Peaks 3 Weeks, an annual all-female climbing event that raises money and awareness for key issues facing Africa, and we were immediately intrigued. Bringing women from around the world together to summit Mt. Kenya, Mt. Meru and Mt. Kilimanjaro, 3 Peaks 3 Weeks is certainly a combination of adventure, inspiration and positive change. We caught up with one of the...
read moreFriday Faves: Get Inspired With An Epic Migration + The Freerider
Dawn at Little Redfish Lake in the Sawtooth Valley of Idaho. © Neil Ever Osborne Need a little inspiration this Friday? Here are two stories that are sure to get the job done… From the Save Our Wild Salmon blog: Snake River sockeye make an epic migration each year to Redfish Lake in the Sawtooth Valley, climbing nearly 7,000 feet and swimming more than 900 miles to get there. To get a...
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