Day 60
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No blog post for today, maybe I’ll put something together in Tahoe tomorrow, but probably not.
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Uintas Loop
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Feeling the need to drive off the spleen and regulate the circulation, growing grim about the mouth, lingering before coffin warehouses, my hypos getting the best of me, a drizzly November in my soul, et cetera et cetera, I knew it was time for a backpacking trip.
Grand Canyon
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The first bullet point of my journal is “holy shit.” That’s a pretty good summary of my impression of
AZT: Flagstaff to Grand Canyon
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For veteran readers of the blog, I’m trying something a bit different; my spring break blog posts will summarize multiple days of my trip, informed by my daily journal. On the PCT I found myself not writing things I was thinking and feeling because I knew it would end up on the internet, so this is my current idea of a solution.
Day 117
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I don’t think I could have asked for a better birthday than today. I hiked through some of the most choice scenery on the Pacific Crest Trail (for the second time!), we were able to not only ride into nearby Mazama with the first car that passed but actually secure a ride all the way into Seattle for the following day, and I was able to enjoy a great dinner at the Mazama pub with Roadrunner and Free Bird! He slept in today, so he stuck around for the afternoon in Mazama at the Lion’s Den hostel. After an excellent shower at the hostel, I ran into Carmen, a woman traveling with her dog from Mount Hood to Banff on foot via the Pacific Crest and Pacific Northwest Trails, then hopping in their canoe and paddling the whole Columbia River! A truly incredible last day on the PCT.