Tolerance for Adversity and Nor’Easters
Two of NOLS’ Lander employees are proving their mettle in the Boston Marathon today! Development Officer Gary Wilmot and Rocky Mountain Program Supervisor Chris Brauneis traveled to Boston over the weekend and are currently fighting wind gusting to 50 mph and driving rain to finish the race. Talk about tolerance for adversity and uncertainty…
We’ve been tracking them online throughout the day–-only six more miles to go, guys!
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