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Day Nineteen – We’re Off to See McDonald’s
Caleb drives Gert and me to the trailhead outside of the park, saving us some road-walking, but it skips a mile of trail, which brings my total missed to about 198 miles. I have Gert turn on my Garmin after … Continue reading
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Tagged desert, hiker-friendly, McDonald's, PCT, Silverwood Lake, Southern California, sunrise, trail angel, tramily, Wrightwood
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Day Eighteen – Hopping Down the Trail of Bones
Caleb drops Gert and me back to Mile 314.3 so we can hike our way back to camp. We will be starting 5.5 hours earlier than yesterday. The shade is kind and the color-changing clouds keep us company while we … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Camping, Family, Food, Hiking, Plants, Water
Tagged hikers, PCT, road-walking, Silverwood Lake, Southern California, sunrise
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Day Fifteen – Land of Chipmunks
Gert and I leave camp at 610, and 15 minutes later, I stop to take my jacket off. There’s a trail saying, “Be bold, start cold” for a reason. My jacket is so efficient that I go from feeling warm … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Camping, Family, Food, Hiking, Media, Medical, Plants
Tagged airport, first aid, hiker hunger, PCT, shadow, Southern California
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Day Thirteen – Downed Trees, Downhill Delays
The thing about hydration is that it runs on its own schedule. Many a hiker attempts to drink enough during their activity and some chug water whenever they come across a source but we also drink lots before bed. This … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Camping, Food, Hiking, Media, Plants
Tagged desert, fast food, hiker haven, hotel, hydration, leavenotrace, mountain, outside, PCT, Southern California, tramily
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Day Twelve – Lilo and Stretch to the Summit
Caleb will take two trips to deliver us hikers to Marion Mountain Trailhead, about 15 minutes up the road, which is very winding through these hills, and connects with the PCT. This leaves about 30 trail miles unhiked between Paradise … Continue reading
