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Golden Rules for Thru-Hikers: There’s More Than LNT
I want to preface this by saying there are so many amazing thru-hikers. Most of whom would do anything to help you, always have a positive word to
Hitting a Wall, and Making Some Changes
Yes, I'm still on trail. I haven't been blogging since the beginning of this journey. At first, I chalked it off to the fact that my phone was
It’s Cold and Wet, but the Angels Shine Bright
So I forgot to say.. .we’ve started and are halfway through Georgia! Already the AT has been such a crazy experience and boy, have I learned so
Decide What To Be And Go Be It: I’m Gonna Be A Thru-Hiker
I'm going to be a thru-hiker: no ifs, ands, or buts. As my start date is getting closer, it hit me that I didn't heed Zach Davis' wise words of
Let’s Be Real: I’m a Little Anxious (About Adulting and the AT)
Y'all...life is hitting me Usually my posts are tips and tricks that I've been attempting to live by but can I just be honest with you guys?
5 Tips For Thru-Hiking on a Budget: It’s Possible
Wait, I'm Paying How Much to Hike? According to the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, the average thru-hiker spends around $1,000 per month while
Keep Your Feet Happy: Stop The Blisters
Blisters Suck, Blisters Suck, Blisters Suck If you didn't catch my hatred for these terrible, hell sent annoyances then I'm going to throw it out
5 Tips for (Successfully) Backpacking With a Partner
Wait, you're going to spend 6 months backpacking with your boyfriend? I've gotten this question so many times...usually followed by a look of shock,
Hey, Let’s Be Friends (So You Can Help Me Find a Trail Name)
The Basics So, I guess you all should know who I am considering you’ll be reading all about my life on the trail. My name is Eiryn Reynolds