I camped on a crest last night. The views were beautiful, even with the slight fog of smoke. I was worried about the wind, but calmed down shortly after dusk and did not affect my dream at all. However, what woke me up several times was the deer that often walks through the camp. They didn’t try to mess with my things, but they seem to enjoy walking between the sites. After wishing them a good day and saying goodbye, he was on his way at 6:30 am
Today it should be quite great, at least according to my Garmin time forecast. I am planning to take my time, enjoy the view and walk around 22 miles. With the elevation and temperature today, this is a cousin day to make 25 to 27 and it doesn’t even get angry about that, but I have reserves in Ashland, and there is no reason to get there one day or two before.
There are some hikers around me this morning. I forgot that they are another path in which people use to get hooked sometimes, and some of those sports got out of the way before, and they left, and then I walked through the place where I stopped to hook myself. I am quite alone here outside, but certainly anywhere completely alone.
Forward.
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