Hiking Through: One Man's Journey to Peace and Freedom on the Appalachian Trail | 
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From today's hike along the "beach" ?
19 minutes in and this is too religious for my taste.
No audio listening today (I don‘t have a current book I‘m listening to) but made sure to go outside! It‘s 58°!! Big difference from the 2° earlier in the week!
We‘ve been hiking in our backyard. It‘s 2 acres and we are trying to clean it up tp make a clear hiking path. Also in the hopes of seeing deer!
Outside for about 2 hours and all I had on was a sweatshirt ??
#LitsyWalkers
Hiked Tent Rocks today and discovered how out of shape I am! Hoodoos are so otherworldly!!
One of the few suitable substitutes to just staying home and reading. Daughter and I hiked Starved Rock this morning.
Not book related but had to share. Found a small hiking trail in my apt complex that led to this amazing view!! Ronin enjoyed the view too 😊
pickBack in 2000 or 2001 I did a section hike of the A.T. It wasn't the most pleasant adventure but after reading this book I had a greater appreciation for what I did and what many hikers attempt to do. This is the story of "Apostle", the reason for his hike, and what he experienced along the way. There is definitely a God message but it didn't seem pushy. I would think that one would have to believe in God to see his majesty and attempt this feat.
No better way to spend a rainy northwest day!
pickJust started this book. A man looses his wife of 32 years to breast cancer and decides to walk the Apalachina Trail. His religious background and the 2170 miles of nature will no doubt make for a riviting journey full of insights about the human spirit.
