The Pacific Crest Trail
“One day, I will be a child again. Carved toys will caper and dance from my mind, out across rock I will raise as mountains. Through grasses I will proclaim forests. For too long I have been trapped ...
Kayaking back to the resort was uneventful, differing only in me and IPA being a lot better in steering the kayak than when we left Ross Lake Resort. My arms felt sore, but stronger than on the first ...
‘The beginning and the end are one and the same. Yes, all is right with the world.’ – Neon Genesis Evangelion We left our tents and only packed the bare essentials into the kayaks. ...
The adventure never stops! Early in the morning Fitz and Mash went out to collect our rental car. Then it was time to part ways with Half and Half. A few hours later, she would be on a ferry back to ...
Day 147: Potluck Preparations In the morning, we got on a bus to Seattle. In the station, I took a quick pee and when I came out of the bathroom, Mash pointed me towards a wild bearded figure, ...
And then, just as this journey began, so it suddenly ended. No fireworks or music awaited me at Rainy Pass, just a big forest service sign. I wanted to be alone for this last bit, so I was ahead of ...
‘Life before death,Strength before weakness,Journey before destination,Speak again these hallowed words.’ – Way of Kings Thus it began, the last 19 mile stretch to the end. At the ...
In Stehekin, our last zero was spent. The porch of the general store provided an excellent place to hang out and watch the new arrivals pour in via the shuttle bus we’d taken the day prior. ...
14.8 miles of downhill towards Stehekin, what a breeze! Got a little rain too, falsely making me think the famous Washington rains had started. A woman told me there was an alternate to get to the ...