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Nothing Stops New York Mosquitos
The theme of New York was mosquitos. They. Were. Everywhere. Nothing stopped them. We wore bug nets, reapplied insect treatment to our clothes, wore long sleeves and pants, used Picardin...
Angels and Magic in New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts
Trail magic continues through the mid-Atlantic and into southern New England. I’m constantly amazed and always pleasantly surprised when I come across trail magic. I’ll admit that I often arrive...
New York Highs and Lows
Literally and figuratively, New York had plenty of ups and downs for me. When I was planning for my thru-hike, there were a few items on my “I can’t wait...
Day 107: Goodbye New York
New York had saved its best for last. What a privilege to walk today’s section of trail. No PUD’s (PUD: pointless ups and downs), almost no rocks, no cliff face...
New York: 98% Deet, 0% Sanity
New York began with me clutching my knees to my chest in my tent, naked, rocking back and forth, staring forwards, fervently whispering,”Nobugsnobugsnobugs!” And it only went downhill from
Day 100: New York, New York
New York welcomed me back like a long-lost son. Unfortunately, not with a feast like a prodigal son. New York greeted me the son it banished to the Wild West...
New York: Days 28-34
New York was a blast! From Deli-Blazing, the Lemon Squeezer (and other tricky climbs), The Trailside Zoo (yes! a Zoo! you read that right), and some absolutely gorgeous views along...
New York
Day 35 - Greenwood Lake to Pond Campsite Today we left the comforts of the Meadowlark B&B and set out on what has been the most difficult day of our...
Connecticut, New York and New Jersey: hiking or just deli-blazing?
When I started the trail in Maine, every summit showed endless views of mountains, trees and lakes. Signs of human civilisation were few. All through Maine and New Hampshire, towns...
New York is (on) Fire: SOBO Days 66 – 74
I spent one autumn living in Halifax, Nova Scotia during university. On the drive home from my internship every day, I would pass underneath a large tree with bushy foliage...