Day 46-I’ll Deal With Tomorrow, Tomorrow
Day 46: mile 621.9-643.8 I woke up feeling fantastic. Today was going to be one of those real good days, I could feel it. My body had tons of energy…
Day 45: PB&J Saves the Day!
Day 45: mile 603.4-621.9 Yes, my tent is dry! The sprinkles as I was falling asleep left me thinking I’d be packing up another wet tent. In an attempt to…
Day 44-The Beauty of A Rainy Day
Day 44: mile 587.3-603.4 It had been raining all morning. I’m not sure what time it started, but around 1:30 am a loud crack of thunder woke me up. The…
Day 43-Oh Look, More Wind Turbines
Day 43: mile 569.4-587.3 After one of, or possibly the windiest night on trail I packed up and headed out for the day. The weather was still looking good and…
Day 42-Cheers To Dignity
Day 42: mile 566.5-569.4 (Nero out of Tehachapi) Today started (well close enough) with a cheers to our friend Dignity. Not only did he set us up with some really…
Day 41- Onesies Make This Girl Feel Right At Home
Day 41: mile 546.6-558.5 (Tehachapi) I woke up to an unbelievable sunrise. I even managed to get a time lapse, beautiful. I started on my short journey into Tehachapi, excited…
Day 40-LA Aqueduct; Flat Doesn’t Equal Easy
Day 40: mile 417.6-546.6 Who needs sleep anyway? I checked my phone and it read 1:44 am, close enough to the alarm I’d set. I started packing up for our…
Day 39-Hangin’ In Hiker Town
Day 39: mile 510-517.6 (Hiker Town) My alarm went off at 5 something, which meant I had less than an hour to be packed up and ready to go by…
Day 38-The Guzzler …Oh and 500 MILES!
Day 38: mile 493.4-510 Goooood morning uphill! The hike out of the campground was a sweaty one, and apparently the gnats thought my face was a taxi. How is it…
Day 37-Driving the Struggle Bus
Day 37: mile 478.2-493.4 I left Casa de Luna the same way I came in, with a hug from Terrie. She dropped myself and a few others off at the…