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Side trips can be surprising
A Day Away By Mike Steely Sometimes a side trip during a journey to somewhere else ends up being more interesting than the final destination. In our many years of traveling on busi...
The Trail Has a Way
The PCT has a funny way of balancing itself out. Some days seem determined to test you. The heat settles in before the sun even rises, the climbs feel endless, and every mile takes...
ALONG THE WAY
Your Pals presents Along the Way, an analogue photography exhibition featuring the work of 20 artists. The exhibition brings together photographs captured during three photo walks,...
Scenic Route
The season’s new releases give us a cultural road map, but the most rewarding reading, listening and watching comes from the detours.
DAY 37 – Glyndŵr’s Way IAT-UK (D7) > 500 Miles Complete – Some Musings
Some musings from the trail after completing 500 miles — half way there! The post DAY 37 – Glyndŵr’s Way IAT-UK (D7) > 500 Miles Complete – Some Musings appeared first on The Tr...
Sidequests to Make it All Worth it
The day that I decided to attempt thirty miles for the first time, the odds weren’t exactly in my favor. It was 8:45 by the time I got out of camp, and there were three sidequests...
Two Little Thoughts after Two Big Thirds
It’s only been about 1200 miles since I logged in here…oops. But I’m still out here. We’ve had a number of side quests, including having to step off trail for a wedding (the transf...
Part 25: A Thousand Miles Behind, A Thousand Miles Ahead…
The big event of the day was passing the PCT halfway marker. Helium, Punisher and I got up around 5:30 a.m. and were on our way by 6:15, ready to tackle the four miles to the midpo...
A New Way: Camino Português
The many paths to Santiago Before jets, before cars, before trains, people made the pilgrimage to Santiago. They left home with whatever they could carry and walked. Destination:...
Day 3: Wizzing Cars, Wasps, War Memorials & Wounds
Although short, today contained a dizzying array of contrasts that challenged our everyday assumptions. At the simplest level, we just walked from here to there. In our short 6 mil...
The Beaten Path of Least Resistance
Have you ever wondered how much of life is taken up with basic routines? Some of them change around the margins over the years for a variety of reasons, and some remain the same. ...
Halfway Day
90 days. I’m about 3 months into this journey and it has been a whirlwind. Most of the morning was spent walking through burn scars. Again. It wasn’t so bad, though. We didn’t have...
And That’s Why They Call It Rocksylvania
Loon, Singe, and I agreed on two things for PA: 1) Let’s get through it quickly to not dwell on the hardship 2) Let’s pad this stretch of trail with plenty of treats and visitors...
The Road That Started It All
Since 1974, Rider has shared stories about the places motorcycles can take us. Through mountain passes, desert highways, coastal roads, and small-town America, we’ve celebrated the...
For Everyone Who Crossed My Path
Life is full of ups and downs. We all agree, right?Continue reading on No Time В»
Rattlesnake stand-off (Day 96)
We started the day with a little breakfast at the coffee shop, after which Truesdale dropped us off in Port Clinton again. The day started with a lovely river walk, followed by a s...
Riddle : Got to Keep Moving
Braingle's Daily Brain Teaser for Aug 25, 2026 Whenever I come to a stop My life's purpose becomes a flop I am constantly on the move My path doesn't follow a groove My brothe...
Bonus Track: In Praise of Paths
Although we explored on Sunday how our Unitarian Universalist values can guide us when there isn’t a clear pathway laid out in front of us, that doesn’t mean there are … Continue r...
Days 72-77: Sierra City to Quincy and the kindness of strangers
General Thoughts From The Trail: I am hiking in NorCal and soon there is a stretch with lots of fire damaged trees that have fallen across the trail. I wondered if it would be wo...
Days 78-82: Quincy to Chester, Midway Point and Gear Review
Thoughts From The Trail: On the trail a hiker asked me what was my favorite and least favorite gear. That in part inspired this Thoughts From The Trail. The other inspirations in...
DAY 51 – Wales Coast Path > Experiencing What’s Right In Front of Me
I try to practice not looking at the map all the time and just experiencing what’s in front of me — with limited success. The post DAY 51 – Wales Coast Path > Experiencing What...
Particular Pauses
trace the numbers. scrape the bridge. negotiate the defiant exceptions. there's a total. an accumulation. that is seldom counted. stories told in bent voices and broken skin. the...
Smoke Filled Drive, Lake Chelan, Parting of Ways
8-3-26 We woke at War Creek Campground to the squirrels still dropping cones. It was 42 degrees so the weather has turned more normal. We shared coffee and Andy’s danish platter. T...
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