Weathersfield Weekly, July 26
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Well, I survived volunteering at my 29/30 Vermont 100 Endurance Races. (I did help organize all 30 but missed one for a dive trip to the Galapagos [a pretty good excuse for missing the race]). This race is always a blast to help out at. Seeing all these athletes of all abilities running 100 miles (or 100 kilometers) and seeing them run along side endurance-trained horses and their riders, is surely unusual. Thanks to "Radio Rob" I get to check in to almost all 25 aid stations. I get to say hello to all the people volunteering their July weekend to help out at this event that raised almost $200,000 for Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports (VASS), a program I got involved with in 1987. VASS taught me to ski and how to teach mono-skiing. I taught for 10 years at Mount Ascutney. Those years were some of my favorite winters here in Vermont. I no longer ski (or teach) but I work on VASS special events and love every minute of it. Contact me if you'd like more information about Ver