nice blog article
pcta.org/2015/not-thru-hike-su…walking-meditation-26970/
pcta.org/2015/not-thru-hike-su…walking-meditation-26970/
its all good
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It’s not all about the thru-hike or “how to have a successful hike”; a walking meditation
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Nice! She shares some of my shameful vices (trail cooking and photography being among them...).
I still want to complete some of my lists - not to 'succeed' or get the patch, but because the peaks and trail portions I've done on them have been cool places and I want to see the rest of them. All in due time.I'm not lost. I know where I am. I'm right here. -
She echos some of my sentiments as well. it didn't take long for me to realize a thru-hikeer would I never make. My body just requires to much repair between outings...and so, I'm resolved to "hike for hiking"
...it's all good.
Cool Blog too
ramblinghemlock.blogspot.com/ -
"Quit striving for (someone else’s definition of) success."
Couldn't agree more.
Some of the best hikes involve paddling.....Resident Australian, proving being a grumpy old man is not just an American trait. -
socks wrote:
She echos some of my sentiments as well. it didn't take long for me to realize a thru-hikeer would I never make. My body just requires to much repair between outings...and so, I'm resolved to "hike for hiking"
...it's all good.
Cool Blog too
ramblinghemlock.blogspot.com/
4 days later I am still not fully recovered from my 23 miles around Springer. Yesterday I walked awkwardly. Today I walk slowly. Tomorrow maybe I will try mall-walking.I am human and I need to be loved - just like everybody else does -
WanderingStovie wrote:
socks wrote:
She echos some of my sentiments as well. it didn't take long for me to realize a thru-hikeer would I never make. My body just requires to much repair between outings...and so, I'm resolved to "hike for hiking"
...it's all good.
Cool Blog too
ramblinghemlock.blogspot.com/
4 days later I am still not fully recovered from my 23 miles around Springer. Yesterday I walked awkwardly. Today I walk slowly. Tomorrow maybe I will try mall-walking.
I do fine the day after, it's the 2nd day after that the soreness sets in. A foam roller works wonders...it's painful but it works.
Lost in the right direction. -
i gotta a big Mall not 5 min. Away where I'll walk in the worst weather sometimes in the winter. Glad you got out hikin' been way to long since my last hike/overnight er.TrafficJam wrote:
WanderingStovie wrote:
socks wrote:
She echos some of my sentiments as well. it didn't take long for me to realize a thru-hikeer would I never make. My body just requires to much repair between outings...and so, I'm resolved to "hike for hiking"
...it's all good.
Cool Blog too
ramblinghemlock.blogspot.com/
4 days later I am still not fully recovered from my 23 miles around Springer. Yesterday I walked awkwardly. Today I walk slowly. Tomorrow maybe I will try mall-walking.
I do fine the day after, it's the 2nd day after that the soreness sets in. A foam roller works wonders...it's painful but it works.
Tj, I pull out all the stops, warm bath, olives, Palm fans...
my wife will draw the bath, but draws the line at the olives and fans.
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Great blog! Completely agree!www.appalachiantrailclarity.com - Life on the A.T.
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OzJacko wrote:
Some of the best hikes involve paddling.....
You kinky bass turd.
Do you carry a UL paddle? If so, does it still pack a good wallop?Do your duty in all things. You cannot do more, you should never wish to do less. - Robert E. Lee -
Grinder wrote:
OzJacko wrote:
Some of the best hikes involve paddling.....
You kinky bass turd.
Do you carry a UL paddle? If so, does it still pack a good wallop?
I'm a hands on kind of guy so I paddle with my hands.
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