a catalogue of beautiful and brutal punishment on the pacific crest trail
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Blog is down
For some reason Google has locked me out of my blog. The problem seems to have no solution. I am very unhappy about this.
I am currently in the town of Independence, near PCT mile 788, i had large posts about summiting Mt Whitney, and hiking through the Sierras, but I can't share them.
I am trying to continue blogging on Wordpress, so stay tuned for that.
Nice work on bagging Whitney! Aren't Kearsarge Pass and Onion Valley beautiful? Try to crest the next few passes (Glen, Pinchot, and Mather) early in the day if you can to avoid afternoon electrical storms. Is your next resupply @MTR or VVR? Try to ford Bear Creek about 50 meters upstream from the trail crossing where there are two down trees and a small island to walk across. You are in God's country (the high Sierra) now!
Kearsarge was amazing! I got to actually see it going up since there was no snow. I took your advice and hit the passes early, except for Muir, but it wasn't too bad. Bear creek was ok too, but I some of the shorter hikers had a hard time and ended up using the logs. It is simply amazing here! I wake up every day and can't wait to see what's next.
Nice work on bagging Whitney! Aren't Kearsarge Pass and Onion Valley beautiful? Try to crest the next few passes (Glen, Pinchot, and Mather) early in the day if you can to avoid afternoon electrical storms. Is your next resupply @MTR or VVR? Try to ford Bear Creek about 50 meters upstream from the trail crossing where there are two down trees and a small island to walk across. You are in God's country (the high Sierra) now!
ReplyDeleteKearsarge was amazing! I got to actually see it going up since there was no snow. I took your advice and hit the passes early, except for Muir, but it wasn't too bad. Bear creek was ok too, but I some of the shorter hikers had a hard time and ended up using the logs. It is simply amazing here! I wake up every day and can't wait to see what's next.
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