So, the chiropractor has really helped out my hip and back. I still have a little popping in the sternum but for the most part, I've been out hiking about 3mi./day with my pack on. The baby gaiters were broken in yesterday while hiking up Lonepine with Amber. I'm slackin on the endurance and right now, I think she's more qualified for this hike than me. All in all, things are starting to pick up pace and I fly to San Diego, April 21st. There's a host family that will pick me up at the airport, feed me, take me to REI, stay the night and then shuttle me to the trailhead! How awesome is that?--PCT'ers are crazy but there are some good ones out there.
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Sunday, February 10, 2008
A Few Changes
So, I bought 5 pairs of shoes and now my wardrobe is complete. If the trip ends early, I'll be set for 4 years worth of shoes! I got the North Face Arnuvas for the desert section and the Ultra 103's XCR for the rest of the trip. The problem is that I ordered 2 pair online from a place in Alabama. I was psyched to open the box today only to find out that they shipped two different pairs. I haven't decided to keep the oddball pair (NF Hedgehogs) yet but they might work.
A few weeks ago, my brother came over from Seattle and we had an awesome time. We went skiing and it was great. Brought back memories of us as little guys doing race league. On one particular run in Hellroaring Basin, I decided to show my bro what Montana skiing is all about and turned my tips down a wicked steep line. I don't remember much except my body was strewn like a limp noodle down the run. A real humbling experience but I did hurt my hip on that little stunt and it still is giving me trouble. I gotta be honest and say I'm a little nervous because of the hike coming up and my hip still popping and doing weird stuff. Hopefully, it will clear up soon.
A few weeks ago, my brother came over from Seattle and we had an awesome time. We went skiing and it was great. Brought back memories of us as little guys doing race league. On one particular run in Hellroaring Basin, I decided to show my bro what Montana skiing is all about and turned my tips down a wicked steep line. I don't remember much except my body was strewn like a limp noodle down the run. A real humbling experience but I did hurt my hip on that little stunt and it still is giving me trouble. I gotta be honest and say I'm a little nervous because of the hike coming up and my hip still popping and doing weird stuff. Hopefully, it will clear up soon.
Friday, January 11, 2008
Sunday, January 6, 2008
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