Hiking and Photographing the Appalachian Trail. Thursday, January 28, 2016. Thats the cumulative milage of hiking the AT in five sections. At least the way I did it. Last June I got back on the trail at VT11 in Vermont, where I got off from my 2012 southbound section. And 76 days later I hiked into Harpers Ferry, WV where I got off the previous year. Thus connecting the final two dots in the 4 year odyssey. Monday, June 8, 2015. The Whole Is Greater Than the Sum of the Parts.

In August, 2014, I plan to hike the Camino de Santiago trail. Feel free to join me on my adventure by following me on this blog. Friday, August 14, 2015. We are near the top of a mountain and it is raining very hard. Thankfully the rain started about 20. We will sleep in the shelter again tonight. I slept fairly well last night.

Searching for a journey on the Appalachian Trail. Sunday, July 5, 2015. Adventures never cease, I simply have not been writing about them. Largely, I lacked the impetus because no single event was as dominating as a thru hike. However, enough pent up momentum has been harnessed, and I think I shall start to share my adventures in the written word again. Go live! Links to this post.

Is The Biggest Question of All. An Appalachian Trail thruhiker! January 19, 2015. After hiking over 2000 miles with my Osprey Kestrel 68 on the Appalachian Trail it was time for an upgrade. Trail cooking from AT to PCT. Stories of Insanity and Over-whelming Peace.

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