
My name is Traci. I lead women's camping trips and adventure getaways as a registered Maine Recreational Guide, own an Airbnb yurt business, and manage several rental properties. I have taught and coached on the collegiate level. I even survived a stint of teaching driver's ed. My résumé is vast and varied, but that doesn't define me. I really just have a passion for loving and laughing with people and meeting challenges. I cherish my husband, Chuck, our adult children and my personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
Posts
Gear, Food and Prospective
Osprey viva 65 My Gear Now that I have had two months on the trail I have had time to use my gear. I have learned that when I
What More Could I Want
Sun, Tent and Charleston Chews I have completed my trek for the day and as always a sense of gratefulness takes over. At this very moment, I am
Bubbles, “Tramily” and Friends
The Bubble is Changing I started this trek March 10th. It seemed in the beginning, as though I would constantly see the same faces. I enjoyed
Trekking with the Ponies
Quiet beauty I have found the trail to continuously show me stunning and magical views. This particular day I was in a meadow. There
Seriously This Smell Can’t Be Me
What I’ve learned in 400 Miles My table and spoon in its proper place I now know that when ya only have one spoon it’s very important not to
Pretty Sure I’m on a Rollercoaster
The sun drying my gear Why do I Keep Going I’m pretty sure I’m on the most addicting ride of my life. I can choose to get off
And Then the Smokies
One step at a time. How do I begin to explain the Smokies. First, I don’t know if I have enough adjectives to describe the vast beauty. The
Zero Day
Finding food is amazing Zero? Who Needs a Zero?I had heard of “Zero” days but I don’t think I truly understood the full meaning. I have quickly
It’s a Mental Game
My Body - My Car Toes like sausages and the never-ending blisters I have come to realize that my body is like a machine. As I was hiking in
Breath Taking Views and Shelter Chatter
The Battle with the Pack After hiking a 109 miles things are starting to come together. I have developed a routine that is starting to work for me.