8 extended expeditions
Travel across Canada and the United States, beginning with two trips as a passenger alongside Shannon's father in 1990 and 1994.
Travel, endurance challenges, mountain landscapes and the experiences that keep us curious, capable and connected.
Mary’s results include the Badger 100 (2024), Run Woodstock 100K (2022) and 100-mile event (2025), with second-place age-group finishes at both Woodstock distances. Her three World’s Toughest Mudder appearances include one 50-mile performance and two years at approximately 30–40 miles. Together, Shannon and Mary bring long-distance participation, athlete support, expedition logistics and on-course operations experience.
These stories reflect the experiences behind the professional work—not a substitute for project credentials.

Climbing through the upper ruins, looking out across the coastline.
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A landscape that asks for preparation, patience and respect.
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Travel and outdoor experiences that inform the way we approach people and unfamiliar environments.
Our story ↗More than recreational rides: multi-week journeys requiring camping logistics, equipment management, route planning and adaptability.



Travel across Canada and the United States, beginning with two trips as a passenger alongside Shannon's father in 1990 and 1994.
Six later journeys lasted approximately 21 days each, typically involving motorcycle-carried supplies and tent camping.
Estimated distance on each of the six later trips; approximately 36,000–60,000 km combined. Includes a 2021 cross-Canada trip to British Columbia with Mary and Shannon's father.
Trips primarily involved established or dispersed camping, with occasional hotels. Duration and mileage for the 1990 and 1994 trips remain unconfirmed.