Posts
How The Pandemic, Knee Surgery, and Months of Planning Led Me to My Inner Peace or Close to It
The time spent after I got off the trail in August of 2019 was spent planning my next hike in 2020 of the PCT. I spent every waking minute saving
What About Southbounders, People!?
I am not even writing this on a word document. This is straight from The Trek bloggers' site. COVID-19 waits for no one to edit their posts! In
Only the Trail Makes Sense, and That’s OK
I should probably structure the posts I make and add pictures to display what I mean. That all is nice, and certainly will be done when I am on the
How New Hampshire Taught Me the Different Roads of Life
I know I keep writing about the Appalachian Trail and my blog is under the PCT section of blog writers. I will eventually be hiking the PCT and will
How the Trail Provides in Real Life
When I was 20 years old and in college, I discovered what the Appalachian Trail was, and I immediately knew that thru-hiking it was an immediate goal
Hiking, Mental Health, and Living Sustainably
Thru hiking the Pacific Crest Trail to regain a mentally healthy life.