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January 27, 2018January 27, 2018SeeBagsGo2 Comments

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Stoked to have finally gotten some runs in this past weekend. I'll get more time in the snow this coming weekend when I head to Pisgah National Forest for some winter backpacking 😊🏕️❄️

Will never not miss this.

Still waiting for my first ski day of the season. Obviously I've been waiting since the first leaf fell. Also, I feel no shame in saying I set up my phone, turned on the camera timer and ran back and forth in my ski gear for this pic. It was a sweaty October morning 😂 🤷🏼‍♀️

Did a quick, easy and snowy overnight in the Sods. It was all fine and beautiful until my lack of grace and balance had me accidentally dipping my entire body in the freezing creek. May or may not have ran to the truck to change into warm clothes 😬 worth it. Happy #nationaltakeahikeday

With so much personal loss in our family these past two weeks, it's been hard to see the silver lining. But the trail keeps finding ways to make me smile. These pictures were taken by a trail angel, Birdman, in the 100 Mile Wilderness in Maine (the final stretch for NOBOs). They give amazing food to countless hikers each year in a section that hikers assume there will be absolutely no contact with real food or non-hikers. After taking pictures of me and my trail fam, I asked Birdman if he could send them to me. He said only if I send him my Katahdin summit photo because out of the hundreds of hikers he's helped, he's received less than 50 thank you notes. So, I sent him one. And I got an email with these pictures today. Cannot stress enough how much I love and miss the trail and all the people.

My heart will forever be in the forest on the AT. Daydreaming about sleeping in places like this where all you can hear are the frogs, the buzz of dragonflies and the breeze in the trees.

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Stoked to have finally gotten some runs in this past weekend. I'll get more time in the snow this coming weekend when I head to Pisgah National Forest for some winter backpacking 😊🏕️❄️

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