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Tag: Backpacking

“Wander often, wander always.”
–Unknown

  • Confessions

I’m a Real Appalachian Trail Hiker

  • by L
  • Posted on January 22, 2018December 27, 2019

EEE! My essay was accepted for submission into a contest on my coveted Appalachian Trail! Now can I ask for your help to try to win . . . If so, read this post for more! xoxo

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  • Grayson Highlands State Park

Virginia’s Grayson Highlands Backpack

  • by L
  • Posted on June 21, 2017July 23, 2021

And that’s when it happened. The worst of the worst. There was no relief, oh none at all. Only a mistake. One big ultra-horrible mistake.

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  • Jefferson National Forest

Virginia’s Triple Crown Backpack Attempt

  • by L
  • Posted on October 13, 2016July 23, 2021

What I learned from my first wild camp is priceless. It’s more than experiencing the wilderness or understanding in pitching a tent to live outside, roughin’ it. It is more.

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Andy wanted me to see Bakewell, a small countryside village that was beautiful, romantic, and charming. There was a bridge that stretches above the river and on it, hundreds of locks. They dangled resting against and on top of one another, many rusting; and for whatever reason, they truly reminded me of music notes, and I heard the songs of those who placed their locks here … A look at food and drinks we had while in England … This is England’s postcard-worthy Peak District ...

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