Intro to the Pacific Crest Trail. Santa Rosa Island, 2016. Santa Cruz Island, Nov. This website is a living collection of my experiences, research, and ideas on backpacking as a woman, often solo. I hope it will inspire and help others out there to get up and get out, to live freely, yet safely, and to create the steady flow of building wonderful memories of the past and dreams for the future.

Hiking the PCT and Riding the GDMBR. I am presently pedaling through Montana along the Great Divide Route, heading for Mexico with winter biting at my heels. While my attempts at blogging failed, I would be more than happy to answer any questions or offer what advice I can for anyone planning a PCT hike or GDMBR ride in the near or distant f.

Mark and Cass in the Woods. Paria Canyon and Buckskin Gulch.

Along the Pacific Crest Trail. This question gets me every time.

Jenni hikes the PCT, 2015. We are all visitors to this time, this place. We are just passing through. The Legend of Jolly Poonjar. That is the Legend of Jolly Poonjar. Taking Personal Bests to a new level. 40 miles? August 9, 2015. I still have the Sierras to handle. This was just a little snow and cold! I also saw a satellite and a couple of shooting stars. Just past the lake there w.

I got my open water diver certificate done in three days. We had a great time and the diving was beautiful. A look into the goat and sheep barn with Emmet the goat in the center.

I often forget that I began blogging about this experience to document my goal of completing a long term, live-in, volunteer experience .

Dust, sand and rocks. Hot springs, cliffs and high summits. What if adventure was your job? Welcome to my blog about everything adventure. I bought a donut anyway, and it was your run of the mill grocery store donut but had obviously been frozen. Kayak Camping in Search of Bioluminescence. Somewhere in the back of my mind I had a bucket list item labeled. A fabulous, moderate .

The Path of Surviving Breast Cancer. Cancer was the LAST thing I thought would happen to me. I eat as organic as I can. I compost, recycle, volunteer. I try to do all the right things. The following October 4th, at 9 pm, my doctor called with these four words that flipped my world around. I authored a book, Hiking Cancer. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.