Day 19: My last day of the city along the way

Hard tomorrow to wake up

I woke up cold. My store was quite wet after a rainy night. This was a low point. I forced myself to get out of my sleeping bag. The city’s food and shower were available. I packed my bag full of humid and sad equipment and then pushed my feet in soaked boots. After filling my water in Elk Creek, I put the day to roll. He had a little more descent from the cannon. Actually, it was a really beautiful scenario in the light of dawn.

Where is the train?

About 4 miles from my day, I saw a sign for Elk Park’s train station. I knew this was a fairly unique feature of the path, so I decided to take a detour and verify it. There is a unique caliber train that runs between Durango and Silverton. This train stop of nature is an opportunity for hikers like me to jump on a train, aspire to some tourists with my little pig like Dirt Cloud, and take a panoramic route to the city. I hoped to see the train pass, but a solitary hiker waiting for the next train to not arrive until 11:15 am I looked at my watch and I saw that it was 8:30 am hard. I said goodbye and good luck, and I returned to the road again. I could leave this cannon and be on the road long before this train arrives.

Yeeeehawww

Back along the way, I completed my descent to the Animus River. I crossed the train tracks and I saw a large group of campists breaking their tents. Maybe 30 feet away from this group was a scene outside a spaghetti western. A canvas tent. Two horses. Two jeans. A fire with a kitchen pan. I almost thought these were actors, but they seemed to be the real business. I leaned my cap and continued, without wanting to scare the horses. After that scene, the climb began. I was a little worried since my legs still complained after two long days, but CT Trail crews turned my back once more. A series of curves perfectly maintained gave me two thirds for the climb before I knew.

Excited by Silverton, ready to eat

I broke the trees in a meadow and I was immediately received by a group of 5 dogs. These puppies were living! Running through a meadow without worrying in the world. Shortly after, I met their owners. Two older couples in Silverton who gave me the scoop in the city food scene. Burger Talk gave me the juice to feed the rest of the climb. Before realizing, I was on the road, thumb, ready to eat.

I was collected shortly after by a boy named Peter. He had previously lived on the north coast in Massachusetts. Our talk about that region caused the trip to be fast. They left me in the shelter, I showered and shower at a bar with a hamburger in an hour of finishing the work of the day. The rain and pain were behind me. Now I was fully enjoying my last day in the city on the road. Everything was fine in my world.

Pink, spine and sprout

Rose: The food. I obtained a Swiss fungal hamburger in Manillars and a Pepperoni pizza in Golden Block Brewary.

Thorn: The cold and wet morning did not make me go to the right foot. However, I quickly shook it.

BUD: I only have three more days here! I’m finally believing that I’m going to do this. Lihat vch5 untuk info lebih lanjut. I will complete the CT.

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