Pecos- Reflections
It started with an email from JR. Sent to friends in April, he wondered if anyone would be interested in a backpacking trip in August. Several of us signed on and a trip was...
Category: 2024 Trails
Day4- Pecos
The waxing moon stood out in a mostly clear sky last night as the sun faded on the horizon. It was dead calm when we turned in for the night, but sometime around 1AM...
Day 3- Pecos
One or two distant claps of thunder and a few sprinkles in the early hours made for a much more relaxed night. We were up around 7:30 or 8 and had breakfast before packing...
Day 2- Pecos
When I signed off at 9:30 last night, I thought the fireworks were over for the day, but I was wrong. A bit past 11 we were awakened by heavy rain and a lot...
Off to the Pecos next week
New Mexico is one of my favorite places to backpack. From the desert along the southern border to the 13,000 foot alpine peaks in the north, there is a lot to appreciate in this...
Three Sisters Wilderness-Thoughts
We are fed, rested, and clean which is more than many people in the world can say. I am always reminded of what a privilege it is to be able to do these treks....
6 responses to “Three Sisters Wilderness-Thoughts”
As is always the case, I have enjoyed reading your blog for this latest adventure!! Your perspective, observations and the day’s hike description are great reads..thanks for sharing SlowBro!!
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Hey MtnGoat! Thanks! Hoping you and HipBone are still on the mend. Safe Travels
Mark, do you have the Merlin app to identify the birds you encounter? My blog tomorrow shows the birds Hannah identified with the app on our hike at the Hamilton Audubon Sanctuary in West Bath, Maine.
Cappuccino carries that app. It amazing how many different bird species we heard on our trip. I really must get that app.
And one more thing. The Mink Lake Point photo might just be another calendar worthy shot!
Mink Lake was a pretty spot. Made prettier by our travel through a burn the day before.