You know what I want to do now? Hike the Grand Enchantment Trail. However, I sold my November for a ride home from Manning Park and also, I should get up to my cabin in BC to check on things up there so it may be spring before I hit that trail.
Maybe while I wait for my passport to get renewed, I’ll head over to my Washington cabin and read a book. No sense getting the phone turned on until I figure out what I’m doing this winter.
I miss trail life–it should never have to end.
I wish it didn’t have to end, either.
When I came home I really wanted to hike the California Coastal Trail. But then I took a few walks on the beach and realized how much the tides get in the way.
Now my plan is to maybe go back next year and clean up the parts I missed on the PCT this year, do some trail magic and finish up the whole trail. But only if there’s a low snow year. I do not like the snow. I fall down helplessly like a turtle on its back.
Hey Diane,
I liked your message about the PCT being the most dangerous trail, that you posted on the PCT-L. It’s so true.
Maybe we will meet another year on the PCT or on some other trail.
Good call–waiting for a low snow year. This was a weird year on the PCT what with the late Summer.
Take care,
Crow
Thank you for keeping up your blog. I have really enjoyed checking in on your progress in recent months. Enjoy the Grand Enchantment Trail……we sure have some great scenery out here in Arizona.