By Jay Liebenguth [SlideDeck2 id=4964] It’s supposed to reach the 70’s here in Kansas City this week, which sets me to daydreaming about the upcoming spring & summer. I’m especially looking forward to late June this year and a vacation with my adult daughters, their significant dudes, and my first grandchild. I’ve convinced them that […]
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Authentic. Welcoming. Making friends. Diversity. Opportunities. Safe. Clean. These were all words used to describe Shadowcliff last spring by the eight participants of Experience Shadowcliff. Originally designed as a way to connect Shadowcliff with people who have a group they may want to bring up for a retreat, workshop, or event, this engaging weekend has
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It’s the calm before the happy storm of Shadowcliff Volunteer Weekend…
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by Jay Liebenguth Fourteen Atlanta 8th & 9th graders and their adult leaders will visit Shadowcliff this June as part of their exploration of the journey of the Colorado River from its headwaters in Grand County to Lake Powell in Arizona. Their purpose is to better understand the complex relationships between the natural world and human
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It’s the middle of March, but depending on where you are, you may still feel stuck in Winter! Whether you’re packing away the long johns or still shoveling yourself out of the driveway, the Shadowcliff 2015 season is just a couple of months away! In anticipation of this exciting year, we gathered some favorite photos
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Shadowcliff’s own unique family vacation adventure, Critters, Creeks & Crows is now open for registration at a special early bird pricing! We’re excited for the third year of this annual event, with new activities and new opportunities to learn. Register online before April 1 and save on this memorable family experience in the Rockies.
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by Brian Murphy Shadowcliff is, for us, where everything we love convergences; extended family and friends, mountains and outdoor activities, quiet solitude and spiritual formation.
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by Jay Liebenguth Kids going outside, to play, to pretend, to discover – is a good idea. That makes common sense.
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By Carl Sniffen Happy Holidays from Shadowcliff. Without volunteers, Shadowcliff would not exist. I’ve said that many times in the past, and I hope that I’ll be saying it for decades to come. To borrow loosely from Charles Dickens “A Christmas Carol,” let’s take a look at Shadowcliff volunteers past, present and future.
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By Lance Woodbury A Special Resilience Just over a year ago, in the fall of 2013, Bob, Judith and I met in Denver with Warren and Patt Rempel, founders of Shadowcliff. The purpose of our meeting was to let Patt and Warren know that Karen Bigelow and David Grossman, longtime friends of Shadowcliff and
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