COVID-19 update

Stay well, and don’t forget to get green things and art all up in your life, especially in this time of chaos.

A February Thing

Howdy, my peeps.

This is just a quick note to all of you, in appreciation for your continued existence and support. Thank you to all of y’all.

Odds and Ends

Going Winter Hiking?

Alright, nerds.

Winter is settling in; and with the shortening days it can be easy to fall into a slump. If you’re like me, and houses kill your soul a little bit, but you’re stuck because it’s freezing cold outside (and sometimes inside, too)… Here is a wee multiple-part series describing how I do wintering outside. This first part covers pre-trail preparation, clothing and footwear.

Odds and Ends

Got lost in a store today

I don’t know

Trail Happenings

Whooop dee doooo

Dear readers,

I just finished walking nine hundred miles through Quebec, from near the end of the Long Trail in Vermont, up to Forillon National Park.

Catching the tail ends of Quebec

Hey, dear readers! Happy autumn; glorious colored trees!

Food FOOOD food, parte deux

Hmmk. From Lac-Beaulieu, we continue…

Food FOOD food

As promised. Copious food and daily notes, from St. Vianney to Lac-Cascapedia :).

Total distance covered: 94 mi (~157 km)

The ole IAT; Crossing Matane Wilderness and the Chic-Chocs

I am pleased.

Finally getting back on the IAT again, a couple weeks ago, was a mixed bag.

Happy Sunday!

I’ve added a thankful list, of some of the humans we can all be thankful for. Mostly me, though. You can find it under the new “Donors” section, on this blog site. Be well! eat food for me. in the woods, sail

Briefly…

Hey!

You exist. Look at these cows.

…

Ok. No good internet. No cows.

Evenings on the St. Lawrence

Ya, good proteome

Sail Away

Stories from the International Appalachian Trail