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Thank you!!
I guess I never really thought of it like that!! I really do appreciate that. There was no way that I wasn’t gonna finish. 
John
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I guess I never really thought of it like that!! I really do appreciate that. There was no way that I wasn’t gonna finish. John
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Yesterday's adventures:
. Had a Great Day!!
72deg and sunny!! Perfect weather!! 5 miles as that’s about all the wife goes!! 
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We did it!! New York/Pa line to Ohio/Pa line.
286 miles!! I could have never done this without my wife with me and all she did!!
As I said. WE did this!!
John
Great accomplishment!!
. What's the next thru hike on the agenda.... After a month or two recuperation of course
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jmh33
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Thank You!!Great accomplishment!!
Tossing a few ideas around for fall of 2024!! We will see what rolls out!!
I did have fun!!
John
You got a new knife into the rotation, nice!View attachment 2280185View attachment 2280186View attachment 2280187View attachment 2280188View attachment 2280189
Today’s hike the wife and I did at Moraine SP. Perfect day at partly sunny 72deg few bugs and no mud!! Nice 5.5 mile walk!! Good time!!
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I needed to get high this morning....but I only made it to 8000' 
Once I reached the crest of the range, I searched around for a little protected place to brew up some coffee. Pulled some PJCB out of the handle of the firesteel, assembled the Emberlit and got to work..
Can't recommend the Pocket Bellows enough, if you use a twig stove. Super handy.
Time to enjoy the view and sip some Joe.
Wind picking up and getting hot. Time to head back down.
Once I reached the crest of the range, I searched around for a little protected place to brew up some coffee. Pulled some PJCB out of the handle of the firesteel, assembled the Emberlit and got to work..
Can't recommend the Pocket Bellows enough, if you use a twig stove. Super handy.
Time to enjoy the view and sip some Joe.
Wind picking up and getting hot. Time to head back down.
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Looks like a great place to enjoy some coffeeI needed to get high this morning....but I only made it to 8000'
Once I reached the crest of the range, I searched around for a little protected place to brew up some coffee. Pulled some PJCB out of the handle of the firesteel, assembled the Emberlit and got to work..
Can't recommend the Pocket Bellows enough, if you use a twig stove. Super handy.
Time to enjoy the view and sip some Joe.
Wind picking up and getting hot. Time to head back down.
a (my first) fungi hiking (or say climb) today.
Ttl. distance: 10.8km, Ttl. Ascent: 817m, Duration: 4h51m
The only one I seemed to know is the 4th photo, looks like chanterelle.
The pink/red one is some stinkhorn? growing from the tree trunk.
If anyone could identify and suggest more, will be appreciated!
Ttl. distance: 10.8km, Ttl. Ascent: 817m, Duration: 4h51m
The only one I seemed to know is the 4th photo, looks like chanterelle.
The pink/red one is some stinkhorn? growing from the tree trunk.
If anyone could identify and suggest more, will be appreciated!
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a (my first) fungi hiking (or say climb) today.
Ttl. distance: 10.8km, Ttl. Ascent: 817m, Duration: 4h51m
The only one I seemed to know is the 4th photo, looks like chanterelle.
The pink/red one is some stinkhorn? growing from the tree trunk.
If anyone could identify and suggest more, will be appreciated!
Cool 'shroom tour! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful photos! I hope you keep posting here so we know you didn't pick the wrong mushrooms!a (my first) fungi hiking (or say climb) today.
Ttl. distance: 10.8km, Ttl. Ascent: 817m, Duration: 4h51m
The only one I seemed to know is the 4th photo, looks like chanterelle.
The pink/red one is some stinkhorn? growing from the tree trunk.
If anyone could identify and suggest more, will be appreciated!
You have great taste in knives, sir!
sure thing. I just started my learning about mushroom and fungi, I won't eat any of them until someday I can tell myself it's 100% eatable.
thank you!
74 degrees.