Monthly Archives: August 2014
Day 136 – Sisters to Bend
Day 136: (4.2 miles) mile 1984.4 – 1989.6 The air was moist and misting when we awoke. It was not rain that was causing the overall dampness, but the low ceiling of a cloud was resting upon the ridge line … Continue reading
Day 135 – The splendor of Sister’s
Day 135: (19.3 miles) mile 1965.1 – 1984.4 Today was all about spectacular views. Although it was somewhat overcast, it made the Sisters more mysterious and spectacular. Just like sisters in a family, they were similar yet each had its … Continue reading
Day 133 – Moist days
Day 133: (25.8 miles) mile 1913 – 1936.6 + 2.2 ” bonus miles ” We got lucky, as it only rained lightly off and on throughout the night. We dressed and packed up inside the “comfort” of our tent. The … Continue reading
Day 134 – Sisters!
Day 134: (28.5 miles) mile 1936.6 – 1965.1 We awoke to a dry camp this morning of which we were pleasantly surprised, however, the mornings have turned cold. It’s getting more difficult each morning to get out of the warm … Continue reading
Day 132 – Shelter Cove
Day 132: (26 miles) mile 1887 – 1913 We walked with a bit of extra energy this morning because we were going to Shelter Cove where we can shower, do laundry, eat, and pick up our resupply package. Nothing gets … Continue reading
Day 131 – blah blah blah
Day 131: (20.5 miles) mile 1866.5 – 1887 Lately the trail has flattened out a bit. Trees and other green growie things everywhere. Nothing else can be seen and it feels claustrophobic walking in a forest corridor. The trail usually … Continue reading
Day 130 – High in Oregon
Day 130: (23 miles) mike 1843.5 – 1866.5 Today was all about managing our water. We thought when we were done with the desert, we were done with worrying and planning for long stretches without water. We were also under … Continue reading
Day 128/129 – Crater Lake
Day 128:(16 miles) mile 1815 – 1830.5 (Mazama Village) In fortunately there are no pictures to share with today’s trek into Mazama. The phone is deader than dead. We are hoping that actual 110v power source through a direct feed … Continue reading
Day 127 – 1800 baby
Day 127: (20.6 miles) mile 1794.4 – 1815 It rained hard most of the night, and even hailed pea sizes balls of ice for a spell. The good thing is that our tent preformed perfectly. We woke warm and dry, … Continue reading
Day 126 – Tedium
Day 126: (20.2 miles) mile 1774.2 – 1794.4 Today was really slow and uneventful. It seemed as if we were walking on a tread mill. The miles dragged on and on. Our main focus was making it to the next … Continue reading