Beauty and Boredom – The Trek

Snoqualmie 2396.3 for Steven’s Pass 2467.3 August 28-31

As we approached at the end of our trip (well, not me, but all others), people seem to be decreasing or accelerating. This section, I am still knowing new people, since many move at different rhythm. I thought this section was exceptionally beautiful with lovely turquoise lakes. He sadded that I was forced to avoid some incredible camps due to time limitations, but I still managed to swim every day.

Life is being installed more in a routine. The day day challenges of the day (ampoules, excessive smoke, etc.) are met and mixed with the general history of walking. Enough so that when I think about what to write on my blog, I can’t think of anything that breaks the earth. For example, I arrived at a good camp near a stream and found a great flat place and created my store. I was preparing dinner when I thought, smell fucking. Indeed, after a closer inspection of the camp, I discovered a stack of suspicious and smelly twigs at the base of a tree about 5 feet from my store. Would you have moved your store? No, I just turned my bed so that my pillow was 5 feet further. Problem solved. (Insert PSA on not taking shit in your camp here, don’t start).

Address boredom

When things get bored, I think of food. My list of what I plan to eat when I get home includes homemade pizza, berries, tritipes and cookies with chocolate sparks. Nostalgia is established. He distracted me listening to music as Billy Joel’s best successes. Listen to me «innocent man» at the top of my lungs!

Then came the weekend of Labor Day, when an influx of other hikers in this beautiful region overwhelmed each camp, so it was time to hide in a small camp for me, then walk to Steven’s pass.

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