All good runs come to an end...

After an experience such as this is it important to take the time to properly reflect what you have accomplished. Our group has came a long way since week 1 and I truly believe that we accomplished more than any of us thought possible 3 months ago. We learned to work together methodically. We learned each other’s strengths, weaknesses and most importantly pushed each other because we understood our collective potential. If we could change anything about our experience I am sure it would be have more of an outreach through our social media posts, emails, etc. Yet, in order to improve one first must fail. While I would never consider our project a failure we all have learned areas in which we can improve. It was an exciting experience that none of us will take for granted. I can assure you that. A final note we initially were upset about but eventually learned to somewhat appreciate was our small group size. Losing a group member in the first week was a little frustrating but I believe it allowed us to have more creative control over Tails On Trails as a whole. I don’t believe I could have asked for a more proactive group to work with. On that note, Go Cougs! #Woof #PullmanTailsOnTrails