Completed my shakedown hikes and all of the GA AT in January. The last section was Addis Gap to the NC/GA border. It was pretty cold at the higher elevations but at Plum Orchard I met a hiker "Cody" who already had the fire going and it was really nice to arrive to that!
Thanks! I would like to be able to post more than one photo for a journal entry but this is good too. Thanks so much for doing this! So great that you hiked with your kids! I wish my family was interested...
Journals are not designed to be like blog posts. Think of them more like a stream of consciousness. My recommendation is to do a bunch of small posts as you go (multiple per day if you like), either photos with a caption or short excerpts of text. It is much more sustainable to do that while on that trail than preparing long posts with multiple paragraphs and photos.
For a good example of this kind of journalling, check out @Guthook's journal he did for his UK walk in 2017.
When I am not working with technology, I can often be found in the backcountry; always happiest in the presence of mountains. In 2014 I successfully completed a thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail with my three kids. I ...
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I am excited to follow this! We did our AT thru-hike in 2014, it will be cool to re-live that again through someone else's eyes.
If there is anything I can do to make your journaling experience better here, don't hesitate to get in touch!
Thanks! I would like to be able to post more than one photo for a journal entry but this is good too. Thanks so much for doing this! So great that you hiked with your kids! I wish my family was interested...
Journals are not designed to be like blog posts. Think of them more like a stream of consciousness. My recommendation is to do a bunch of small posts as you go (multiple per day if you like), either photos with a caption or short excerpts of text. It is much more sustainable to do that while on that trail than preparing long posts with multiple paragraphs and photos.
For a good example of this kind of journalling, check out @Guthook's journal he did for his UK walk in 2017.
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