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The End and the Beginning
It has been six months since I summited Katahdin, and over a year since I set out to thru hike the Appalachian Trail. So here I am, six months
Chasing Happiness
I'm currently sitting in a hammock at a hostel on the precipice of the White Mountains in New Hampshire. With less than 400 miles left, it's
Great Expectations
I've neglected posting for a while. I told myself that it was due to lack of inspiration. This isn't entirely true, and I can't blame the trail for
Top Ten Reasons That Thru-Hikers are Like Toddlers
Thru hikers may be handful, but you can't help but love us!
Sometimes I Fly Like an Eagle Sometimes I’m Deep in Despair: Hot Springs to Mile 407.6
We spent two blissful zero days in Hot Springs enjoying the local food and the company of trail family. When we walked out of town the next morning I
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger: Winding Stair Gap to Hot Springs, NC
One Feet, Two Feet, Red Feet, Blue feet Before leaving Franklin, I stopped at an Outfitter in order to get my feet checked since I had been having a
A Spork Casualty in 110 Miles
Living Life on the Edge (Not as much fun as it sounds) We left Neels Gap after taking our time relaxing in the morning and spending some time at
The Best Laid Plans
If there is one thing the trail is teaching me, it is flexibility. Before we left home, we carefully planned our first four days: reasonable
My Day Hike Before My Thru Hike
Our New Home Today we arrived at Amicalola Falls State Park where we officially registered as thru hikers, got our passport stamped, and
Procrastinators Unite…. Tomorrow!
I Believe Introductions Are in Order Hey guys! My name is Beth, and my husband Jordan and I make up the hiking duo Harper's Tarry. We are starting