September 22, 2015
September 22, 2015 – Haverhill Kiwanis Club at the Haverhill Country Club, Haverhill, MA. Steve Priest, outdoor motivational speaker and writer, will present one of his outdoor experiences: Knife Edge Trail to Baxter Peak at Northern Terminus of Appalachian Trail. Steve will also share how a major injury was an incentive for a lifetime of exercise and outdoor enjoyment. Audience sharing and questions are encouraged. A book signing will follow.
“Everyone must believe in something. I believe I’ll go outdoors with my family and friends.” – S. Priest
September 2015
September 2015 – Bedford, NH – Bedford Community TV has scheduled Steve Priest’s half hour documentary, ROWING through the eyes of a beginner. The film detail’s Steve’s participation in learning to scull (two oars) and sweep (one oar) rowing in the Single, Double, Quad and Eight Plus boats.
“Everyone must believe in something. I believe I’ll go outdoors with my family and friends.” – S. Priest
September 2015 – October 2015
September 2015 – October 2015 – Bedford Community TV Making Apple Cider in New Hampshire with Robert Frost’s, “After Apple Picking”, a 2014 award nominee for best documentary film by Bedford Community TV.
View a Streaming Video of Steve Priest’s Making Apple Cider in New Hampshire with Robert Frost’s, “After Apple Picking” .
A Sunday afternoon in Elkins, New Hampshire with family and friends making apple cider. See the Making of Apple Cider the old-fashion New Hampshire way: 1) Pick the apples: 2) Wash the apples, 3) Cut the apples into four quarters, 4) Put the quartered apples through a masher, and then 5) Press the mash for the apple cider. Surround a day of making apple cider in New Hampshire with apple donuts, caramel covered apples, apple bobbing, and apple slices with cheese – all topped off with a reading of Robert Frost’s poem.
“Everyone must believe in something. I believe I’ll go outdoors with my family and friends.” – S. Priest
August 2014 – Bedford Community TV Showing Apps for the Outdoors
View a streaming video of Steve Priest’s Apps for the Outdoors: Smart Phone Technology for Fresh Air Activities.
Smart phone apps provide a fun way to enhance your outdoor enthusiasm. Apps for the Outdoors teaches you how to use smart phone apps on your outdoor adventures. Learn how to know your real time hiking or running pace. How far have you walked your dog? How many miles did you bike last month? How many miles have you paddled so far? Do you XC ski and want to integrate an app with your winter fun? Can your friends look at a web site map and tell where you are on a remote trek?
June 27th, 2012 – Wednesday, 7 pm – 9 pm in McAllaster Room at Bedford Public Library, Bedford, NH
Using Technology with Outdoor Activities
Smart phone apps provide a fun and easy motivation for outdoor activities. How far did you run and how fast? Have your biking speeds improved? How far did you walk your dog? How many miles to paddle the shore of Lake Francis in Pittsburgh, NH? What was your hiking speed into Carter Hut from the Nine-mile Brook trailhead? Can your spouse/friends locate you are on a remote wilderness trek? Bedford, NH author and outdoor enthusiast Steve Priest will share his use of desktop and smart phone technology in planning and doing his outdoor adventures. If time permits, Steve will describe development of his outdoor blog, YouTube, pictures, and web links. Steve encourages audience members to share their outdoor experience with technology. Bedford Community Television will be filming the presentation.
August 8, 2011 – Monday, 8:30 pm at The Balsams Grand Resort, Dixville Notch, NH
July 19, 2011 – Tuesday, 1 pm – 2 pm at Bedford Public Library, Bedford, NH
Using Technology to Plan Outdoor Adventures
June 27th, 2011 – Monday, 6 pm at The Loon’s Nest, Millinocket, ME
August 13, 2010 – Friday, 12:30 pm WSMN radio 1590
Nashua’s News and Talk www.wsmnradio.com/
Hosted by George Papoulias
Outdoor Enthusiast: Never say, “I wish I had…”
Enjoying the Great North Woods
Author and outdoor enthusiast Steve Priest shares his northern New Hampshire hiking and paddling treks. Steve describes kayaking the Androscoggin River, visiting Mt. Madison hut, moose alley, the Connecticut Lakes, and learning about the independent Republic of Indian Stream. The presentation is followed by a book signing of Steve’s latest book, Outdoor Enthusiast: Never Say, “I Wish I had…”.