An Apology to the Class of 1991
Holy Cow! It’s been 30 years! Yes, I see it written all over my face too. Every time I look … Continue reading An Apology to the Class of 1991
Author: FeetForBrains
Easy listenin, hard bowlin, slow mowin, small growin, yard bird with long term, ego driven, unrestrained, malformed visions of fame, fortune, and Princesses. Would love a career smuggling for the resistance damn the Empire’s big guns, blockades and silly Death Stars.
Matt enjoys running and is an author
Ridge & Gravel Lakes via Kendall Katwalk Trail Report (PCT-J)
We’re the ones making it uninhabitable for rat bastard marmots who live there to live there. Continue reading Ridge & Gravel Lakes via Kendall Katwalk Trail Report (PCT-J)
Summerland & Panhandle Gap
On this hike you’ll experience a range of possibilities from ancient old growth forest, meadows blooming in their summertime prime, alpine tundra, and glaciers crossings Continue reading Summerland & Panhandle Gap
Getting in Your Head
Google’s news feed seems to be learning what I’m about because the other day it brought up this gem that … Continue reading Getting in Your Head
Snow Lake (Almost)
Start by saying a hearty thank you to the Forest Service crew tearing out and replacing all those rotted old … Continue reading Snow Lake (Almost)
Mount Baldy & Kachess Ridge Trail Report, A Comedy
Yesterday I visited my new speech therapists in the early morning, yes two of them now, and then used my … Continue reading Mount Baldy & Kachess Ridge Trail Report, A Comedy
Rough Gear List for Next Weeks MSH Assent
Yes, it’s probably a little on the heavy side, but I’ve also included things that I’m wearing on the climb … Continue reading Rough Gear List for Next Weeks MSH Assent
Check Point June
Thought it might be worth a few words here to give you all some feedback, especially since I can’t do … Continue reading Check Point June
Granite Mountain Hill Climb
I’m guessing that the 2020 WTA work was limited to the section of trail below the Pratt Lake Fork because … Continue reading Granite Mountain Hill Climb
Headed to the Hills
“There are some good things to be said about walking. Not many, but some. Walking takes longer, for example, than … Continue reading Headed to the Hills
