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Week 4: Oregon, I love you but..
Walking past the California|Oregon border I felt a sense of urgency to complete the state as fast as I could. I continue to remind myself that the
Week 3: California, I will return.
Part 1 My tired eyes woke up to the rustling of other hikers at 04:30 in the morning, who were wasting no time to get the hell out of California.
Week 2: Bonus Miles and Exhaustion
Leaving Mt. Shasta with an ungodly amount of food to conquer the next 100 miles, I was prepared to blaze full speed to Etna. My feet were happy and
Lessons Learned – Week 1
The First Stretch Mile Markers: 1419.0 - 1501.3 The first 6 days swiftly came and went. The miles were long, the heat was substantial, and the
Flip Flop— life and the trail
Hectic! Life has the uncanny ability to ruin my plans. It is the never ending cycle of creating my life plan then having it blow up in my face,
WHY am I even doing this?
I do not know my why. It seems so many people know exactly why they are attempting the Pacific Crest Trail– or any long trail for that matter. For