RE: Going Solo Tent Camping sans Vehicle: The Appalachian Trail
Skip...ya, I'll hit the trail in 2014, and in a couple of weeks I'm setting off to do some practice hikes, both on the AT and elsewhere. See what my feet can do!
Paula...I thought of putting in a link after I posted, but then thought "oh heck, it's in my sig"....but I should have anyway (even though you found it in my profile, I'll put it here too): http://crusinsusan.blogspot.com/ Hope you enjoy it! It's pretty bland right now, but it should get better as I begin stumbling over the rocks...lol
Green...no, I haven't read "Lost and Found"...I'll look it up.
Mock...hey there! Looks like I'm back at doing silly stuff, eh?
Lizzie....oh yes, tons to do...too late for this year. I have heard of, and I will look into the Benton trail, but I will be practicing on the AT this year also. Maybe I'll veer off onto it!
Thanks all!
Going Solo Tent Camping sans Vehicle: The Appalachian Trail
Hi everyone! (again).
Former solo Full-time RVer, now house-landed in Florida, has decided to tackle the Appalachian Trail in her new Lunar Solo tent (very different set-up/pitch then other tents). If anyone here is interested in how one gal prepares for such an adventure (disaster??), I've re-started my blog.
I know there are wonderful people on RV.net who followed my rving blog, and maybe some of them would be interested in seeing what my next fiasco is, so I'm here to say it (hopefully in the right place).
I've purchased some "technical" equipment (which means I have to be careful with it), so, if you're interested, come read about my latest travails.
I've never backpacked overnight, and this should be good for a laugh or two.
