I have reached half! And for now that is my sign of taking a blog break here. My main reason to share my blood, sweat and tears along the way here was in support of my fundraising, but it has not gained the necessary support to achieve my goal. They have been my incredible friends and family who have mostly been encouraging me, so for now I will only make limited publications in my social networks. Thank you very much for the support of those who have been following here: a few days it was just what I needed to cheer up my day, and I hope you have also added to yours. Maybe I will publish here again in the future if things change.
The three are difficult, even without sharing the experience with the world, even the «rest days» are often carefully elaborated to be efficient and almost militants to do things: equipment repair, food refueling, washing, paying the invoices, calling friends and family, a post office, a hiker box, reach the cities where you end up, stretching and relaxing and perhaps obtain Feet, but the feet, but strong feet, approach cities. I have to use my time wisely. As I said, I will still publish on social networks and I am also trying to make a brainstorm at this time on how to create some LNTC material for the CDTC while here.
While I walked more and more to the north to Colorado, I also began to feel as if I was walking more and more on the road and being consumed by my emotions. There is much to deal with, both personally and with large image systems (and ultimately they are intertwined) and sometimes you can feel overwhelming.
When I walked the PCT in 2017, it was a strange moment, but I felt capable of disconnecting myself completely from the world, I was just on the road. But now I also feel the other part of the road: I see that pain occurs in the world at this time and the consumption of nature instead of the administration and I want to implio. Chaos is exhausting.
I should enjoy a quiet and beautiful path without worrying about people in my home community that disappear or friends who can lose their medical attention or jobs. Without worrying about the defundimency of our public lands. And more than that. But I can’t. But I have to do it, or win.
Greetings from Steamboat 🖤
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