As we got back onto the Pacific Crest Trail from Tehachapi we all knew our next stop would be Kennedy Meadows, a "base camp" of sorts for the Sierras. Till this point the backpacking hadn't been too difficult since we were taking our time and hoping the snows might melt off a little. But as …
Sleeping in the cabin on top of San Jacinto was interesting to say the least. It was bitterly cold, and it looked like the bunks would collapse in on each other. Despite this no one was squished and we enjoyed slipping and sliding down from the summit the next morning. One of the few benefits …
Continue reading PCT 2: Of Aqueducts, Joshua Trees and Windmills
What do you do when the one thing you have been obsessing over for years chews you up and spits you out? Bike touring, It had been my focus for so long and after having hit a point where we felt the need to go home, five months into what was supposed to be a …
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