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It’s Bug’s birthday! This morning I made a 10/10 breakfast.
My friend brought me an amazing instant coffee from one of our local coffee roasters. Paired with the GFB instant oatmeal bowls, I was in heaven. Breakfast in the vestibule is always the move.
As we were packing up, I gave Bug a little carrot cake that I picked up in Wrightwood. Her brother is in town f...
The weather changed. From a week or more of rain and 100% humidity, the sun came out as I walked into Shenandoah. I had vented and whined and processed my feelings. I took a rest day. I made a plan. My spirit soared. The Virginia Blues were a thing of the past.
The Perfect Day Again and Again
I’ve been to Shenandoah before and I was excited to revisit the sweepi...
Day 21+ of my nobo thru hike, where I learn to embrace the ebb and flow of trail life and reunite with old friends
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66-year-old New Hampshire man was airlifted from a remote section of the White Mountains on Thursday afternoon after suffering a debilitating leg injury on Bondcliff Trail.
The Rescue Attempt
State Conservation Officers were alerted to the situation at 11:53 a.m. on May 28, when Scott Bailey, a solo hiker from Plymouth, New Hampshire, managed to text NH 911 for emerge...
Since my dad temporarily got of trail, I’ve hiked a bit on my own. Which was nice for a bit, but today it felt a bit lonely.
I caught up to some familiar faces yesterday, but I was still tired and a bit slow this morning. So, they’re all way earlier out of camp than me.
I felt a bit dreamy today, but I was feeling good physically and had a steady pace. I passed Jar...