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Stories of my experiences along the length of the Appalachian Trail. Spring, 2010.
Are you going to the grave with unlived lives still in your veins?
About Me
- Stiltz1291
- I am a student who graduated high school in 3 years so as to have my Senior year to thru-hike the AT.
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- 24 Miles tomorrow, then 17 and we'll be in Hanover...
- Staying the night at the home of my childhood baby...
- Enjoyed the sunset from 4300 feet on top of Killin...
- Made it into Manchester Center tonight after 26 mi...
- Vermont is going well. Great view from a fire towe...
- Just ate 1240 calories of cinnamon raisin bread (e...
- Saw multiple beaver ponds today with awesome dams ...
- I've enjoyed the first few miles of Vermud, but ju...
- Entering Vermont today where we will finally hit s...
- Starting my first "slackpack" right now, headed so...
- Cabin was open a week early, so we got bunks with ...
- Massachusetts is going well, nice shelters, nice t...
- Hanging out by a waterfall on the Housatonic River...
- Done for the day @ RPH shelter. 26 More miles of N...
- Hiked through a zoo this morning where we saw our ...
- 30 Miles yesterday officially killing New Jersey. ...
- SHOOT! Just noticed a grammatical error in a previ...
- Made it to unionville, NY and we are staying at th...
- Good news: Leki ships replacement pole parts to al...
- Steep, rocky, panoramic-view-filled climb out of P...
- Headed to the PA-NJ border tomorrow, then the unof...
- 15 Mile day today to a shelter out of the cold. Go...
- Currently @ the "Jail House" Hostel in Palmerton, ...
- In Pine Grove Furnace SP, I became the first thru-...
- Enjoying hiking with my Dad for a couple of days i...
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Fun-gus
Taken during one of many Barton Creek training hikes.
Carpe Diem!
yea...your first real bear! Hope that is all you see....
ReplyDeleteCould you see me in NYC? We were there then!
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