Trying to update my blog today or tomorrow so you'll have to excuse my slow blog posts.
If you're lucky enough to be in the mountains, you're lucky enough.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
July 18 Daleville
Woke up today, got ready to hit the trail. Shipped home my old trekking poles that broke on me. Went over to the Kroger that was next door to the UPS store. Stocked up on snacks and soda for the trail. Found Shiner bock, but didn't have time to drink some, what a shame. Got to talk to mom and dad which was nice. My buddy Reef was reluctant to leave, "almost" convinced me to pull a zero. Would have done that had I not been so determined to reach harpers ferry by the end of the month. Said goodbye to my old walking stick that helped me out for over 200 miles when my pole gave out. The heat today was something, we didn't hit the trail till 11:30 with 90 degree heat and steep climbs. We decided to only do 12 miles today, so tomorrow will be a long day.
Trying to update my blog today or tomorrow so you'll have to excuse my slow blog posts.
If you're lucky enough to be in the mountains, you're lucky enough.
Trying to update my blog today or tomorrow so you'll have to excuse my slow blog posts.
If you're lucky enough to be in the mountains, you're lucky enough.
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