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Quick on the Draw: Things I learnt on the Appalachian Trail, an A-Z
Introduction to this final blog I learnt so much from reading other people’s blogs before I started my thru hike. So, it was always part of my
Quick on the draw: the end of the AT hike.
No more miles to hike After reaching the summit of Mount Katahdin on 1 August, and after hiking well over 2200 miles (2197.4 official miles,
Quick on the Draw: Waterlands
This post covers the arrival into Maine, where the hiking continues to be demanding, but compensated for with some special moments, and reunions with
Quick on the draw: very little hard hiking left. Mostly just very hard!
This post covers New Hampshire and about 200 miles of the trail up to around mile 1,900. Only two states to go As Vermont was left behind after
Getting cooked and eaten
This post takes me up to the 1,700 mile mark, so fairly close to where I actually am on the trail. As in recent posts, I am mostly letting the
The day I almost forgave Pennsylvania
This bumper catch up covers approximately 300 miles since the previous one. If you want more detail than is included in the writing below, click on
Quick on the draw makes a por*o (unintentionally!), and gunshots on the trail
In an attempt to bring you more up-to-date, this post will mainly just be the drawings and you can click on the pictures for more details if you
Quick on the Draw: You always have to pay to go on a rollercoaster
Another catch up post quite a few miles behind where I am now. You can find more detail than the summary below, in the text with the
Quick on the Draw: mid Virginia
Catch up post I am rarely stopping in town these days, and phone signal continues to be variable. So I have got behind with my posts. Here is a
Is something rattling?
Day 40: Out of the wetlands For a few miles after Dismal Falls the trail ran through groves of rhododendrons and crossed many brooks. It was