There once was a time that I was working and saving up money so that I could go to grad school. Then one day I decided that I would quit my job and spend that money living in the woods for five months. Over a period of about 145 days I walked somewhere between 3500-4000 km (2200-2500 miles) as I made my way from Maine to Georgia.
Someday I will get around to adding tales of my adventures for all to read. Today is not that day.
Interactive Appalachian Trail Map
The Wildlife
Bear
Turtles
Rattlesnake
Trapped Moose
Tired Dog
Moose in Distance
Wood Mouse
Praying Mantis
Angry Goats
Wild Ponies
Rat Snake
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The Views
Chris climbing Katahdin
Mount Moosilauke on a rare day without rain
Parallel ridges
Bog bridge in New Jersey
Delaware Water Gap
Mahoosuc Notch
Some lake in Maine
Grayson Highlands
Morning fog in the valley
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Random Other Stuff
Massive tree
The original Washington Monument
Halfway there!
Go southbounders!
There are no words...
High quality state boundary marker
Lemon squeezer
No blue blazing for me
The Thumb
Monument
There will always be a special place in my heart for this ski jump
Mt. Greylock
One of the nicer privies
Nicest state boundary sign on the trail
I am glad that they made this clear
100 Mile Wilderness warning
This is the tiny tent I lived in for five months
Tennessee really makes you feel welcome
Desperate times
Standing between two watersheds
The guillotine
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