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Today, I Walked

Kevin

by Kevin

Today, I walked. It felt quite nice. I think I can get used to this lifestyle. The firsy 5.5 miles were quite easy today. After that, I experienced a major change in terrain and scenery. It was good for my morale, and it kept my mind occupied for a little white. I went over several bald-like features today, and there were many great views. I have mastered the art of dropping things from my pocket and onto the trail. Thus far, I have had good luck, everything I have dropped has found its way back to me. I spend most of my time these days thinking about random things. Everything out here starts to look the same, so I need to find ways to keep my brain occupied. Tomorrow I shall wake up early enough to see the sunrise on Clingman's Dome, the highest point on the entire trail. I want to get out of this park fast. The shelter regulations make things a pain. Kirby out. Kirby

Ga>ME 2008

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