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Vibrant, red sunrise over the West End Park, Ashland, Wisconsin

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  From a Ryan Brady Photo

 

Climbing Wall Day in Introduction to Outdoor Education

 

Clayton T. Russell, Associate Professor of Environmental Education and Outdoor Education double and triple checks harnesses and attachments for students beginning their climb on the outdoor wall.

Clayton T. Russell, Associate Professor of Environmental
Education and Outdoor Education double and triple
checks harnesses and attachments for students
beginning their climb on the outdoor wall.

 

Introduction to Outdoor Education students seek clarification before beginning a group challenge. “Do what?”

Introduction to Outdoor Education students seek clarification before beginning
a group challenge. “Do what?”


 

“Team Jaune” ascending the wall. Note the flip flops-Do Not Try This At Home!

“Team Jaune” ascending the wall. Note the flip flops-Do Not Try This At Home!

 

Passing the water during a team challenge. “It is important to stay hydrated during outdoor activities!”

Passing the water during a team challenge.
“It is important to stay hydrated during
outdoor activities!”

 

The class looks on and shouts encouragement as classmates develop their climbing skills. “No, your other right leg”

The class looks on and shouts encouragement as classmates develop their
climbing skills. “No, your other right leg”

 

Nice Stretch!

Nice Stretch!