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Closing Out Gila days 11-13
Day 11 May 12th. It's Friday yay. Maybe that's why I saw a few more day hikers on the trail. I moved out of the Gila River Valley. My feet did
On My Way to Doc’s
Sorry for the delay in posting. It's really tough to post stuff to the internet when you have no internet connection. So while I understand your
Leaving Lordsburg Days 5-7
Leaving lordsburg day 5. May 6th 2023 I ended up camping right around the 100 mile mark. One map said it was the 99 mile the other one said it was
My First Four Days on the Continental Divide Trail
For those of you who are following along, I try and write something everyday on the trail, but I don’t get a chance to publish until I get into
Trip to Lordsburg
A complete whirlwind of a weekend. On Thursday, I was able to say goodbye to my Cadets after wrapping up the semester. One thing I've done every
The Impression that I Get
I'm not a coward, I've just never been tested I'd like to think that if I was I would pass Of all the pop songs in my life, The Impression That
My Big 3 for the CDT
Finally, I’m blogging about gear. My last blog post went ‘viral’ and had 1,800+ readers. I guess borrowing ideas from James Clear is a good way to
Six Habits for My CDT Thru-Hike
James Clear’s book Atomic Habits is an absolute must-read and a book that gave an incredible amount of actionable guidance. As I’ve started to
Three Biggest Fears of Hiking the Continental Divide Trail
One Tim Ferris idea that has stuck with me is the idea of outlining my fears instead of setting goals. As I talked about during the last blog, the
Top 3 Questions Ordinary People Ask Me about the CDT
I don’t hang out with thru-hikers. No one in my day-to-day circle has ever hiked the AT, PCT, or CDT from end to end, so the questions I am asked