Marks’s Photos- #26
Today there are two photos from the archive. In August of 2008, our family went backpacking in the Weminuche Wilderness along the Continental Divide in Colorado. With elevations for much of the trip above...
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SF2T- Day 10 (End of trail)
It rained for about 30 minutes last night. It was a gentle rain, but off to the north there was thunder. It never came my way, though. I was up at 4 for a...
Mark’s Photos- #25
In the first week of November of 2012, I talked Scatman into going to the Gila Wilderness for a short backpacking trip. It was cold. Like in the low 20’s at night, but the...
SF2T- Day 9 (Return to trail)
Last night I was so tired I stopped at the very first place I could hang my hammock. It was practically on the trail, but no hikers came by overnight while I was there....
SF2T- Day 8 (Return to trail)
Cappuccino and I were on the road at 5:15 a.m. Starbucks in hand. Driving north through the dark with scant traffic I was disappointed that Cappy couldn’t hike with me. Her new dog is...
SF2T- Post Script-4
Sunday, Aug 23rd – Level picked me up at Cappuccino’s house in the morning, and we headed up to Sipapu Resort, where I would be starting the trail tomorrow. After about a 3-hour drive,...
3 responses to “SF2T- Post Script-4”
No experience need be wasted. Each one gets you to the beautiful point that you are today! Level? Hmm. Got to be a story behind that name, yes? I think it super to have a good friend to share these times on the trail.
Yep, no experience is wasted, but sometimes you have to look hard for the silver lining, to mix metaphors.😁 This was not one of those. Level is picky about how flat the ground is under his tent. Sometimes spending up to half an hour choosing the perfect spot. Hence trail name = Level.
Love the explanation of Level!