Welcome to my through hiking and adventure blog! I originally started this blog to keep family, friends and others interested in watching the quarkie engineer walk the Pacific Crest Trail. I am continuing this blog through my next long trail, the Appalachian Trail.
I hope you enjoy and please let me know in the comments if people are having trouble with the audio. This part is a bit of an experiment! ~Midnight Chocolate~
I can't seem to change by name from Miss Cannon Beach... the legacy must live on, I guess! Congrats on over 1,000 miles! Can't wait to listen to this update.
I glanced at the photos, and just saw your foot. OMG.
Picture comments: Wow, that huge round spider web was amazing! Do you have many rocky descents like the pictures of Timeless hanging on to the side of a cliff? High rock wall, do you know why that was built? Did it just hold back soil? Thank you for historical marker pics. I found the one about Mosby interesting. My 5th grade teacher read a book about the Civil War with the Mosby Raiders. I also thought the info about the Brown Mtn Creek community was interesting. And you have some pics of an incredible catepillar! I love the stone steps that pass between stone walls that hold a big round boulder you walk underneath. Cool! How was that Dry Dock Apricot Ale? Sounds good. And finally, what's up with that beautiful stone church that looks like it was in the middle of no where? Is it still in use? Thanks for sharing and be careful picking up those turtles!!!
I can't seem to change by name from Miss Cannon Beach... the legacy must live on, I guess! Congrats on over 1,000 miles! Can't wait to listen to this update.
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Picture comments: Wow, that huge round spider web was amazing! Do you have many rocky descents like the pictures of Timeless hanging on to the side of a cliff? High rock wall, do you know why that was built? Did it just hold back soil? Thank you for historical marker pics. I found the one about Mosby interesting. My 5th grade teacher read a book about the Civil War with the Mosby Raiders. I also thought the info about the Brown Mtn Creek community was interesting. And you have some pics of an incredible catepillar! I love the stone steps that pass between stone walls that hold a big round boulder you walk underneath. Cool! How was that Dry Dock Apricot Ale? Sounds good. And finally, what's up with that beautiful stone church that looks like it was in the middle of no where? Is it still in use? Thanks for sharing and be careful picking up those turtles!!!
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