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Hikes, Climbs, a Schnauzer: Here We Go!

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Hikes, Climbs, a Schnauzer. Wandering the Colorado Trail. Thursday, July 14, 2011. So we have elected to hike roughly 500 miles from Denver to Durango shortly after our trip to Vermont. In the summer of 2012. We are also going to bag a few peaks along the way, including several of the Ivies and Colorado's crown jewel: Mount Elbert. Boone and/or The Goon. Location: Boulder, CO, USA. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hops, Malts, a Schnauzer. Brewed Madness: A Prologue. Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup.

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup: Prelude

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup. Tuesday, May 22, 2012. Well, it has begun! While it should be immensely entertaining, I don't plan on writing anymore about this part of the trip. Taken at the farm. Lytton, IA. Boone and/or The Goon. Location: Middle of Nowhere. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hops, Malts, a Schnauzer. Brewed Madness: A Prologue. Hikes, Climbs, a Schnauzer. And So We Wait. Blog for active outdoor dogs. Exploring Fire Lookouts with Huskies. Livin' It Up - Denver. Vail Blogs Catch-Up Post.

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup: Day 3

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup. Thursday, May 31, 2012. Today I want to begin not with how the day began, but with how it is ending. I am sitting at a wooden table eating wasabi potatoes with salmon - well, I am sharing it with Ramius, who may need an extra scoop of food tonight. Actually, give me a moment while I grab that. Miles Traveled: 17.3. Miles from CA: 239.4. Miles from MA: 33.3. Total Miles Traveled: 38.7. PS we are 1/10 of the way to Canada! Click here for higher quality images. And So We Wait.

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup: About Us

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup. I am currently a graduate student at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Ramius has been my loyal companion since we happened upon each other in 2008, but that's another story. Ramius and I on Mount Sherman. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Hops, Malts, a Schnauzer. Brewed Madness: A Prologue. Hikes, Climbs, a Schnauzer. And So We Wait. Blog for active outdoor dogs. Exploring Fire Lookouts with Huskies. TransparentSci: Graduate Research, Start to Finish. Livin' It Up - Denver.

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup: Day 1

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup. Tuesday, May 29, 2012. Ramius and I did not get out of Williamstown, MA, until about 2pm or so. We wished Elyse safe travels and immediately started working on packaging meals and packing up our packs. We left the inn ( Williams Inn. Eventually, we started making our way along the awful Pine Cobble trail. I refer to it as such due to its steepness and rockiness. This 1.5-mile stretch was deeply concerning and mildly discouraging. My fears left me, however, whe...Thus, I am no...

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup: Day 2

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup. Wednesday, May 30, 2012. Apparently Elyse and the Rain Gods have some sort of connection, because the rain stopped at about 4 or 5am and made our 8am start much drier. The trail was (obviously) quite muddy and was difficult to pass at times, though we made the best of it. After continuing on for another couple of miles we ran into a man and his dog along a boardwalk. He was quite friendly and I have to admit that it was heartening to have contact with another person - eve...

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup: Day 4

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup. Friday, June 1, 2012. I made the judgement call to bypass Stratton Mountain and take the side trail 'Stratton Pond Trail' until it met up again with the LT. My leg became progressively worse, so I decided I needed a night off of the trail in Manchester Center. We continued along the LT past the turnoff to William B. Douglass shelter, but broke away from the trail near Prospect Rock and continued along Old Rootville Road into Manchester. Miles Traveled: 14.75. And So We Wait.

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup: Lessons from the LT

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Mud, Flies, and Maple Syrup. Tuesday, December 11, 2012. Lessons from the LT. I learned many things from my short time on the LT, and I hope to apply them to my next thru-hiking attempt at it. My goal here is to give my impressions and a description of how they will change my next attempt. 1 Water is amazingly abundant! So, how will this alter my next attempt at the LT? But my setup ( packliner. Which is inherently waterproof and eliminates the need for either a pack liner or pack cover. AT and LT hikers...

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Hikes, Climbs, a Schnauzer: And So We Wait

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Hikes, Climbs, a Schnauzer. Wandering the Colorado Trail. Monday, November 26, 2012. And So We Wait. As I posted on my Long Trail blog. I was unable to complete my planned hikes this past summer due to injuries. This doesn't mean that my Colorado Trail aspirations are forgotten. I'm not sure when I'll get back to the trail, but I'm hoping it will be sooner than later. Boone and/or The Goon. Location: Denver, CO, USA. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hops, Malts, a Schnauzer. Brewed Madness: A Prologue.