"Each trip I return from is like a seed for the next one. I imagine finding solace through solitude and bliss in the backcountry," writes Fred Sproat. "At the same time that I think about endless wilderness pursuits I think about retuning home...to her." While in school, Fred successfully balanced his time between guiding and love. Guiding takes a commitment to dealing with Mother Nature's spontaneous eruptions- rainstorms, mosquitos, relentless winds- and the tenacity to keep clients happy. But you are able to pursue you passion, even if it means leaving somethings- or someone- behind.  With new opportunities on the horizon, could he maintain the status quo?



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Comments[2]

  • Heart wrenching and lovely. Well written. Thank you for sharing.

    posted by: Benji on 2011-09-20 13:42:38

  • You captured a sentiment many young people, myself included!, have felt but struggle to communicate. Well written and well spoken!

    posted by: Margo on 2011-09-14 19:13:59

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