As I (clover/su) write this, it is a cool, rainy 4th of July day in Delaware Water Gap, PA. I’m in the tent, Mya asleep beside me, as the raindrops fall. I get to puppy sit and write while M&M/Mike is off doing laundry (& bowling!) with Laces, Forever, Click, Blade, Gelati, CheeseBeard and Pie — no one wanted to go out and get wet today…we all need a break. Continue Reading →
Waynesboro, VA to Harpers Ferry, WV: 861.7-1023.4
C’mon, sing along with us: “well, we have walked a thousand miles, and we will walk a thousand more….” (& then we’ll only have 189.2 left to get to Katahdin…)
Troutville, VA to Waynesboro, VA: 739.3-861.7
One of the most profound motifs of this journey has been the kindness of strangers.
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Amicalola Falls to Hiawassee, GA: mile 0-69.6
Hey all, sorry for the delay; it turns out AT&T doesn’t want Georgia mountain folk to communicate. It’s been tough getting enough signal to post. But alas we’re back in civilization (Hiawassee, GA) for a night of relaxing, eating and showering!
On the road…
Six states in one long car ride — to NC to visit Mike’s sister Theresa. Six more hours to GA tomorrow…
And so it begins….
“Quit your job, rent the house, sell your car, grab your girl and your dog, come with us, we’re going to Maine, life is never going to be the same.”
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Anyone hungry?
Su and I spent the weekend getting our food ready for the first leg of our hike; Amicalola Falls to Neels gap (3-4 days). As well as getting our resupply boxes and all Mya’s resupply food ready to give to mom so she can ship ’em as needed.
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What’s in our packs?
Here’s almost everything we’re planning to carry on our AT thru hike attempt. You can have a look at our detailed gear lists by following the links at the top of the page.
Foggy Day on Tecumseh
Icy roads and slow going led to a sudden change of plans this fine, foggy, Sunday morning. The original plan was to drive 4.5 hours and hike the 10.6 mile loop around Cabot Mountain, bagging Mike and Mya’s #47. Continue Reading →
The Pemi Loop
The Pemi loop is a 32 mile loop in New Hampshire’s White Mountains. The loop summits a total of twelve 4000 foot peaks, if you count the side trails we took to bag a few outliers.