Dec
31
2008
Adam and I came up with the 10 Degrees Latitude idea in the Fall of 2007, which makes this New Years our second New Years. We are very excited about how far 10DL has come so far: 1 successful expedition done, 1 expedition planned, many more to come! Below is are a couple of fun [...]
Dec
28
2008
Happy Holidays! We have a present for you. Adam and I have been working on a new expedition map mashup for you. We took the information from other 10DL maps and put it on Google Maps. We think this mashup i’s a great example of how “pictures speak a thousand words”. Or if you prefer… [...]
Dec
16
2008
So this video definitely needs an introduction. We asked Hulk Hogan to say some encouraging words for our 10 Degrees Latitude team and he did! Check it out. I laugh every time I watch it. Hulk Hogan encourages 10 Degrees Latitude from Neal Mueller on Vimeo.
Tags: 10 degrees latitude, hulk hogan
Dec
14
2008
In mountain climbing the unsung heroes are the sherpas/porters. In open water swimming the unsung heroes are the pilot boats. Typically I’m a swimmer, and pilot boats protect me. Today I had the opportunity to switch roles. I piloted a swim with 25 swimmers. There were 5 other pilot boats including me. Role of the [...]
Tags: dolphin club, mountain, open water, open water swimming, photography, pilot boats, Piloting, Reuben, rowboat, sherpa, tidal current, unsung heroes, vantage point, water temp, Whitehall, wooden rowboat
Dec
03
2008
10 Degrees Latitude is proud of our ongoing relationship with Wilier. The frame maker is historic in Europe and is growing in the US. We met with them at Interbike. They are excited about 10DL, and we are excited about Wilier’s momentum. They’ve put together a strong product offering for 2009, and we’ve been trying [...]
Tags: bicycle world, bicycling, bicycling magazine, centro uno, interbike, Sponsor, wilier
Dec
01
2008
Neal and I took a break last weekend from all the current economic chaos to relax and refocus. What better way to recapture this perspective than to climb to the top of the second highest peak in the Continental United States? Mt. Elbert (14,440 ft.) is 65 feet shorter than the tallest peak in the [...]
Tags: bluebird, Colorado, Elbert, Elevation, Garmin, Hiking, Latitude, mountain, nutrition, perspective, Tallest Mountain, trailhead