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Trail Statistics – My Hike by the Numbers
OK. Now that I’ve been off the trail for a while, my inner geek is beginning to surface. Actually, I wore a Fitbit Surge for the entire trip, so I
Things I’ve Learned From The AT
Semi-Profound/Insignificant Thoughts from "Dos Equis" I’ve been home for a couple of weeks now, getting ready for the Christmas holidays and slowly
And In The End…..
We made it! We walked 2189 miles and now its over.Georgia was beautiful, but also rainy, wet and cold. We got to the NC/GA border on November
The Nantahala Mountains and the Story of Whitey Bulger (the dog)
We spent 6 days walking through the rest of North Carolina. It was a pretty interesting stretch and we passed some pretty famous places. The
Life Since Virginia
I realized my last post was all philosophical and I didn't provide any updates on what we've been up to since Damascus. I have good WiFi here, so
It’s the Journey, Not the Destination
It's the Journey, not the Destination. That is what we have been telling ourselves for the past 1,900 miles. You don't hike the AT because
Damascus – Finishing Virginia
We've made it to Damascus. We entered Virginia on September 22nd, and will be in Tennessee tomorrow, November 2nd. We've covered 554 miles, a quarter
Still in Virginia
This morning we are camping behind Tren's Grocery somewhere near Bland, Virginia. It's just before dawn and it's cold out, so I prefer writing in my
Halfway Through Virginia
We are relaxing in Daleville today. We've travelled 134 miles along the Blue Ridge and have had decent weather the whole way. Daleville is around the
Shenandoah National Park – and Hurricane Joaquin
We are now relaxing at Adam Stanley's hostel in Waynesboro. We have spent the last five days hiking through the Shenandoah National Park (SNP). If it