I Never Went To Camp Pt. II - The Arizona Adventure
Any regrets I had from not going to d-camp as a kid were obliterated before we even made it to the state line. The weekend had a much greater impact on me than I had ever expected.
I would like to thank all the participants (the triathletes, the volunteers, the kids, the parents, and the film makers) for making the weekend so memorable. Also my deepest gratitude to the entire Insulindependence and Triabetes family for continuing to inspire, educate, and explore.
Special shoutout to fellow SD road warriors Amy, Ashley, and Michelle. I promise to lay off the 5 Hour Energy's.
Here are some pics I took...I wish I could have taken more and I apologize to the athletes and participants that I didn't get. I'm sure other pics will pop up somewhere, just check in on the links above. I'l try to get some videos posted soon too.
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Comment by Danny on November 25, 2009 at 1:37pm - Too cool Dino!
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Comment by erika408 on November 24, 2009 at 10:17pm - What an awesome experience. Great energy comes across in those photos! Thanks so much for sharing with us, Dino. I am SO glad you were able to go!! I never went to D-camp, either, but you better believe I want to go to this one!!
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Comment by Teena on November 24, 2009 at 8:09pm - Seems like you guys had fun there Dino. Great pictures too.
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Comment by Linda Gauvin-Miller on November 24, 2009 at 3:00pm - Wow Dino....way to go. You inspire me!
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Comment by nel on November 24, 2009 at 12:04pm -
Dino , the way you described it all ...as if I was there too ...thanks, great work with fantastic pics .And here is proof, that you met my country man Seb:-)
I understand, that one Ironman man from my community , who wanted to qualify for the world championship , came in # 101 , disappointed : too many participants in his age group ...so I don't think he disqualified .
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Comment by Jerry Nairn on November 24, 2009 at 11:30am -
The Insulindependence and Triabetes community just keeps getting stronger and stronger. Thank you for being at IMAZ, and for contributing so much to building the community, the friendships and connections that are what it's all about.
And thanks for sharing these great pictures!
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Comment by Anne Findlay on November 24, 2009 at 11:23am - Dino, it was so great to meet you!! Thank you for coming out and all of your help this weekend. That white board picture really captured the idea of the community. Where else do you get a special column for possible BG issues?? :) I am so glad you came.
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