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In November, I was able to accompany my father and grandfather back to China. It was my dad's first time visiting. Being American born has been a blessing but my question has always been: what did we lose along the way? How do we represent what came before us? #greatwallofchina #family #heritage #myadvofyear
A snippet from Kiliflow- a short film I made about families climbing up Mount Kilimanjaro. Check it out here: https://vimeo.com/140720311 #Kilimanjaro #starlapse #family #optoutside
Leadership year in the Tetons. This year, our 4th year City Kids campers will enter as kids and come out as JETS. For these teenagers, Wyoming has become the training ground for their bodies and minds. And now, this is there second home. This year, they’ll tackle rock climbing as well as whitewater kayaking down the Snake River. Video by #nols graduate: Diante Anderson #findyourpark #whitewaterkayaking
So the light is seeping in blue through the curtains.
The neon lights of the winestore across the street haven’t dimmed. I woke up at 3am this morning to the warm rumble of the subway far below me. Been up contemplating everything... but the day is about to start. Off to class.
Good morning Brooklyn.
Leadership year in the Tetons. This year, our 4th year City Kids campers will enter as kids and come out as JETS. For these teenagers, Wyoming has become the training ground for their bodies and minds. And now, this is there second home. This year, they’ll tackle rock climbing as well as whitewater kayaking down the Snake River. Photo by: Eloise Russo #findyourriver #tetons #jacksonhole #findyourpark #nols #whitewater
At City Kids, Elite Year takes on elements of the numinous. With the Sawtooth Mountains and Yellowstone Lake as the backdrop, Elite campers find themselves in some of the most wild places on Earth. By their third year, they apply everything they’ve learned so far, honing their skills in a range of skills from backcountry cooking to adherence of LNT principles. Most of all, many kids have come to enjoy the “silence” that as only summers before felt foreign and unusual. Watch us on the Food Network! December 10th at 9|8c #yellowstone #nols #findyourpark #sunrise
Ready for more? In their third consecutive summer, Elite campers experience a full 14 days off the ranch, backpacking through the Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho and seakayaking the pristine waters of Yellowstone Lake. Did we mention they’re just Freshman in high school? Watch us on the Food Network! December 10th at 9|8c #foodnetwork #nols #keepitwild #sawtooths
Welcome to Mountaineer Year. In their first returning summer, City Kids canoe camp on the beach of Leigh Lake and backpack through the woods of the Gros Ventre Wilderness. They’ll experience backpacking for the first time, tackling a 23 mile trip which ends with a view of the Grand Tetons. These are a rambunctious group of 8th graders! Photo by: Mick Wang Watch us on the Food Network! December 10th at 9|8c #findyourpark #nols #neverstopexploring #dc #tetons #jacksonhole
”I grew up in a farming community when I was growing up so there wasn’t a lot of stuff to do. We played a lot of backyard baseball and football. We played basketball in driveways, stuff like that. Running through the cornfields, stuff like that. Things that kids nowadays don’t do a lot of which they probably should, helps them grow and communicate with different young people. We basically had to come up with our own games. We didn’t really have computers and internet. Four tv channels. Most of the stuff you did were from your ideas, from the neighborhood.You know, that’s what you do.” Aaron Chalmers, 2015
At the foot of my grandparents bed
Spending more time with Lolo and Lola has been really wonderful.
From the hallway, the noise of the respirator bellows, an ever present reminder that Lolo Al continues to use everything he has in the pursuit of his next breath. The room he and Lola sleep in every night, dimly lit by faux candles show details of the struggle of my grandfather these past few years. Tools to gauge the strength of his lungs, a full size machine that he slept in early on in his sickness, the nurse who sits idle, peering between her phone and the labored breaths of my grandfather. As Lolo breathes uncomfortably, Lola sleeps peacefully; often, the two are holding hands.
The best medical care money can buy has allowed me the experience of seeing my grandparents love, for even though their bodies have aged, my grandfather unable to walk under his own strength, the test of their lives previous allow them to continue on together. In many ways, it's as if the body becomes less important. Machines and doctors have saved my grandfather's life a handful of times. Yet in the midst of tough circumstances, his mind has not receded in anyway. Now, he tries to find the strength in his lungs to speak his mind.
So then there's me, sitting here at 5:55am, recently returned from China with my dad and my Chinese grandfather. To see the difference in my families has been real insight into the different cultures of the world. As US news media continues to shout about seemingly nonsensical things in these times of public fear and when atrocities are being committed daily, do we forget that so many are simply struggling to survive in the first place?
Starlapses are my favorite. This one of the top of Kilimanjaro the past June. #nofilter @twomacks can you tell more more about your work with #findyourpark?
Lola on taking her first #lyft: "Now I don't need to ask your Tita Susan or your mom or Beatriz or Luseane to take me anywhere!"
On December 9th, 2015 City Kids Wilderness Project, an adventure camp tailored towards urban youth, will be featured on the Food Network as part of Restaurant Impossible Special. Be on the lookout for a short film from our side too. #citykids
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Rollin" through the 6(17) with my...
Kili '15