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I naively thought I could do 24 consecutive chin-ups for my 24th birthday. Well, with breaks and sloppy form, I got ‘er done. 💁‍♀️#bdayshenanigans #climberlife • It wouldn’t have possible without @wandering_amosly (my coach) or @teenuhseeg (film crew) - the instigators.

Happy made-up holiday, Oscar*! I’m looking forward to many more mountainous adventures together. 😘

Winter looks good on @teenuhseeg 👌❄️ • 📍: Land of the Nooksack, Nlaka'pamux and other tribes

Get ready, y'all - we graduate with our M.Ed. in 42 days! 🎉 #allinthesamefranticboat • 📍Territories of the Sauk-Suiattle, Upper Skagit, Swinomish and other tribes.

Winter: I wear so many clothes yet I’m cold and shivering. There are less opportunities for motion, less sunbathing. Less time spent outside! Um yeah, not my fav. I will always blame Florida weather for my inability to handle frigid temps and my lack of winter-sports coordination. #summerlover4life #sandalserday #missmadhammockchillin

An anhinga, one of my favorite birds, does not have waterproof feathers. Instead they are soaked by the water. This trait, combined with their dense bones, allow them to fully submerge and search for underwater prey. After feeding, the anhinga cannot fly with wet wings, so they stand with wings spread to dry its feathers and absorb heat. Isn’t that neat?

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