Day 110 – More Miles

Yesterday I walked all day with LP. Much more a great conversation, and I heard a podcast that they recommended and we also talked about that. At the end of the day, we had walked 33 miles, and we were both erased. We both had a little slow to get out of bed this morning, but I’m on the way, and it’s about 10 minutes behind me. It’s amazing, but I finally met a hiker who walks at approximately at the same rate as me. LP is very slightly faster, but we have more or less the same rhythm. LP also coincides with my lack of planning. To be fair, they plan better than me, there is no goal of how far to get today, just a general idea of ​​where to stop. I am sure that at some point on the road, we will separate, but so far, it has been a fun walk.

It is a very northwest day with fog in trees and cold weather. It is a bit strange for August, but I have seen it before at this time of year in the waterfalls. I am also 99% sure that it will not rain today, although almost all the hikers who passed through our camp this morning carried a full rain team in advance. I moved my rain jacket to a more accessible place in my pack, just in case, but for now, I only wear my typical hiker uniform.

With the biggest mile days, I will reach the refuge cove with a good amount of food still in my food bag. In addition to that, I also have some food there. I think I only have some dinners, but it’s not that they go wrong, and it’s not that they eat them. And if I repaplated frozen foods, almost nothing weigh, so it’s probably not a big problem.

The blows are back in this section, but nothing like the descent to the Seiad Valley. The majority of those who climb easily or walk, with only a few where light acrobatics are needed.

Last night I was talking with LP about how grateful I am that my ankle has been cured, or at least it is healing, and then I can increase my miles again. The days of 30 miles will definitely be a rarity, but it is good to know that I can expel one if necessary.

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