So here we are last few minutes at home and then I'm off. Today I leave to hike Pennsylvania's mid state trail. 320 of some of the largest mountains and rockiest turane in my home state. I'm thinking about doing a few videos along the way and a kit review or two. Just wanted to tell the forum thanks I could not have done it without you.
A gem of a trail. Trip envy from a fellow Pa resident. Happy trails!
I like refried beans. That's why I wanna try fried beans, because maybe they're just as good and we're just wasting time. You don't have to fry them again after all.
Have fun, are you hiking north to south? I will be on the West Rim trail in two weeks.
Every hike begins with the first step and ends with the last one, it is all the steps in between that create all the memories.
Sounds like a great time, enjoy.
PA is known for being 2 rocks for every dirt.
The Midstate trail is not like that. There is no dirt at all on that trail
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Sounds like a haul, enjoy, when I saw the post I thought you were going on a .326 mile hike. But no, I see you're serious about this!
Give me more darkness said the blind man,
Give me more folly said the fool,
Give me stone silence said the deaf man,
I didn't believe Sunday School.
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.326 mile hike? I'm in!Originally Posted by dirtwheels
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Good luck and have a great time!
Bill
Thanks. I'll let everyone know when I'm done.
Ok I'm done. Trip report to follow!
And for the original poster, good luck on your trip. We look forward to your trip report!!
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How did you make out on this trip?
Every hike begins with the first step and ends with the last one, it is all the steps in between that create all the memories.
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