Bloggers
Why AT SOBO?
Ramble My husband and I are currently living in Winter Park, CO. He's been in this town for seven years, and although I've been bouncing around the state for 3.5,...
Wetfoot and Arry, Vol. 20, Days 43-45: Racing the Post Office
Day 43: 15.2 miles Not very stealthily camped once again. We have a long day tomorrow for what I call our sprint into Hanover. The post office closes at noon...
Julia’s Appalachian Trail 2019 Vlog #29 Katahdin!!!!
I made it to Katahdin!!! Please follow along with my thru-hike on Instagram. View my gear list here. You can keep up with my playlist on YouTube. Want to get in on...
Hiker Intro
Why start a blog? I’ve been trying to put my finger on what has inspired me to start a blog, but I’ve come to the conclusion that the reasons are...
Wetfoot and Arry, Vol. 19, Days 40-42: Concluding the Whites
Day 40: 8.8 Miles This morning was very relaxed. I meant to get a decently early start on the trail. But my alarm went off and the bed was too...
Wetfoot and Arry, Vol. 18, Days 38-39: Wild Wildcats
Day 38: 13.1 Miles After taking some time off the trail for some much-needed rest and recovery, Arry and I were ready for more. I had an amazing time with...
Making Mountains Out of Molehills – The Whites Can’t be That Hard, Right?
I was getting bored of hiking every day. The mid-Atlantic States were hot, and often without any mountains or views, though I still loved hanging by the rivers, streams, and...
Wetfoot and Arry, Vol. 17, Days 36 and 37: Salubrious Days
Day 36: 14.5 miles It rained. All night long. Actually it stopped about 3 a.m. I woke up and had the thought, "Oh. maybe everything will dry out now." And...
Never Say Never: My Blue Blaze off the AT Has an Unexpected Grand Finale
For those of you who follow my blog, you will remember that my body finally cried "Uncle!" after nearly 15 weeks of hard backpacking from Harpers Ferry, WV, to Andover,...
Wetfoot and Arry, Vol. 16, Days 34 and 35: Mountains and Moose
Day 34: 10.9 miles We climbed Mount Washington!!! Last night we planned to summit more than Mount Washington. The plan was to hike out the mile up spur trail to...
