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Why Women Worry: A Fear of Hiking Alone is a Product of Our Society
This article is written in (semi agreement and response) to Glacier's article. While I agree with what Glacier was saying, I believe that there is a
Started from the Bottom and Now We’re Here: North Adams, MA to Baxter Peak, ME
A couple of years before hiking the Appalachian Trail, I was on a hike with my mother in the White Mountains when we encountered two young women
Real World, Appalachian Trail: Buena Vista, VA to North Adams, MA
It's official; I have completed the Appalachian Trail. I summited Katahdin on September 4. I have also neglected blogging. It was either one or the
The Story of My Red Right Ankle: Damascus to Buena Vista
"It might be time to go full grandma, Artichoke," Gold Star noted as he passed me for the third time that day. "This is my full grandma," I
The Road Goes Ever On: Hot Springs to Damascus
"I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I need to be"- Douglas Adams These past few weeks have been my
Human Mud Bogging and Other Extreme Sports: Hiawassee to Hot Springs
It has been a busy two weeks! The feet and legs are doing well, and I can definitely feel my body getting stronger. My trail name, for better
The Power of Three: Days 0 to 6
Well, here I am taking a lazy zero day in Haiwassee, GA after six days on the AT. I've come to learn one key fact about myself, and that is, what I