Today, when i look at the GPS tracking of my latest adventure, I reflect on where I've been both on this trip, as well as in the past many years. It's more than just the miles; it is the physical, emotional, and spiritual work that naturally … [Continue reading]
We hit this meadow on day one. I think my mouth fell open in awe of the beauty that is just waiting for you to finally arrive. My first thought was this: They call it Paradise Valley for a reason. … [Continue reading]
Coming out of the woods, and reintegrating back into civilization, has been a bit of a challenge. I feel like a deer in the woods, timid as I assess the safety of each interaction. A few cars whoosh past us, cut us off, then slow way down as we drive … [Continue reading]
Day is done, gone the sunFrom the lakes, from the hills, from the skyAll is well, safely restGod is nigh.Fading light dims the sightAnd a star gems the sky, gleaming brightFrom afar, drawing nearFalls the night.Thanks and praise for our daysNeath the … [Continue reading]
We were 5 or 6 miles down the trail when we came upon a sign noting a mere 13 miles to Roads End. The descent, despite my uneasiness with footing on the downhill, was going remarkably well and even I was finding a grove. We'd not planned to end the … [Continue reading]