Glacier National Park – Page 21 – Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker

GNP Day 2, work

11-second video: “What’s it like hiking in Glacier?”

Disney character toys in the mountains — Summer 2022…midway through our 50th Anniversary.

4-second video: special non-Disney character appearance.

Mountains — L-R: Haystack Butte and Mt Gould (part of the Garden Wall).

Mountains and some snow — i do not see a foot path through the snow. This route is challenging without snow.

Mountain waterfalls — Logan Pass drainage travels East to St Mary Lake.

3-second video: bottom of Logan Pass drainage…This water contributes to St Mary Falls.

3-second video: Logan Pass water saying goodbye.

4-second video: Logan Pass drainage.

Mountain wildflowers — First closeup beargrass. Near Siyeh Bend.

Reconnaissance at Lunch Creek for Piegan Mountain.

So much snow on critical trail access points.

Time will tell.

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GNP Day 1, work

2-second video: This is the tourist grocery. Years ago we discovered the local grocery, which is my first choice.

3-second video: First choice grocery.

5-second video: D-lux accommodations.

Your company didn’t know you existed before you were hired and won’t notice you when you’re gone. Take care of yourself.

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‘Twas the night before, professionally

4-second video: Practicing adding videos to posts from iPhone. No laptop, no iPad for GNP. Just like last year.

Part of the ‘Disney’ personal leadership development process.

Zooming out a little. It’s a juicy page. Intentionally not revealing the whole thing.

‘Twas the night before, professionally…GNP…

Every trip to GNP enhances and furthers the seven-book series on Disney Business wisdom.

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Glacier 360 view from Piegan

This 360-degree panorama 2020 video is a treasure to watch. Maybe a week before this summit, Steve and Stacy led me to Pollock Mountain’s summit, also 9,200′.

Brutal, driving winds made it unsafe to stand.

Stacy stayed about 100′ below the summit to prevent any chance of being blown off the top. Seriously.

Unable to get a 360-panorama from Pollock. Yet exceptionally grateful to finally summit Pollock.

Steve and i stayed atop Pollock for about five minutes. We could safely handle the wind while sitting, but the wind chill was too much to handle.

We dressed for cold, windy conditions. But the wind chill was vicious. We remained (and remain) grateful for our five minutes at the top.

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Thin place confirmed

Thin place confirmed.

Side note: Poor audio quality is trumped by Nature’s magnificence.

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