Day 47: Monte Everett – The Trek

It was a really hot night. Air stagnant with temperatures that did not immerse themselves much below 75. We packed our site quickly because the mosquitoes were raised at the same time as us. Then we move back to the area of use of the day to load our phones a little more and use the running water.

The morning was a soft and mostly cloudy navigation, which helped us stay fresh. We ascended a hill and immersed ourselves in a forest area that had burned in recent years. Some sections still smell over fire. There were also tons of red eftts on the path.

We had some good views of pastures on our way down. We knew that we were going to a better magic of trails just around lunchtime, so we moved on, although the rains were heavy.

When we approached the crossing of the road to our lunch destination, they received us with some welcome signs.

A 0.3 mile side path through corn fields led us to a glorious experience. The hamburgers, dogs, ice cream, vegetables, snacks and even cold lands for our faces were such a wonderful pleasure. This station is manned by people 6 days per week from 10 am to 3 pm were the friendliest and so excited people to help us. This particular group has been wanting to help with the magic of the path for a couple of years, and finally obtained a single -day slot. It is difficult to enter to help apparently.

After some good meals, we said goodbye and headed to our final increases of the day. Mount Everett was about thousands of feet, and now it was sunny.

It was a hard climb that reminded us of the west of Maine, this time was in the burning heat. Finally we arrived at the top and cool in the breeze before descending to our camp to spend the night.

I packed the rest of the pizza last night, and we had them with Brownies of our path of paths before. It is good not to have to cook every night.

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