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Awe: Georgia Edition
Awe First full book I listened to while hiking through Georgia was “Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder and How It Can Transform Your Life” by Dacher Keltner. I...
Georgia Musings
After 7 days of hiking, I've completed the Georgia section of the AT and entered North Carolina. Overall, I've had a good experience in Georgia. The weather has been up...
Day 3 SASH #10: Hawk Mountain Shelter to Gooch Mountain Shelter, GA – Rainy Day in Georgia
“Hoverin' by my suitcase; Tryin' to find a warm place to spend the night; Heavy rain's fallin'”; Rainy Night in Georgia, Brook Benton 31 March – I slept fitfully last...
In Which Nobody Leaves Georgia, Meets Many Sayings, and Commits an Accidental Blinding
It had been just over a week on trail, and today, I was leaving Georgia behind. Dawn broke lazy and slow at Dicks Creek Gap, Mile 69. I packed up...
Georgia: The First 78 Miles of my AT Thru-Hike
I stood slightly overwhelmed at the arch of Amicalola Falls, nervously pacing the park before registering with the ATC. My pack was concerningly heavy, my trail runners still free of...
We’ve Made It To Georgia! Days 10–12 on the Pinhoti
Sparks and I crossed into Georgia today!!! I was surprised by the range and power of my emotions as I walked across that state border. Crossing back into Georgia on...
Groovin’ Through Georgia: One Step at a Time
Sunny. 70 degrees. Sounds like spring in Georgia, right? I’ve just crossed into North Carolina, the second state on this incredible trail, and let me tell you, it has already...
Goodbye Georgia & Hello NC – My first two weeks on the trail
First of all to make it all clear and explain myself: Against all the expectations of you out there who have never done a thru-hike before you would not believe...
A Wet Week 1 in Georgia
Rain and thunderstorms on the first week of the Appalachian Trail! My first few days getting used to the wetness, the weight, and the trail.
Took the All Night Train to Georgia
As the train crossed each state line I realized I'd be doing a round trip, only on my feet for the return!