Friday, June 29, 2007

151 miles

I'm at the public library in Pawling, NY as I wait for a load of laundry to finish around the corner. In an attempt to wash as many salty and damp clothes as possible, I'm wearing my rain jacket and soccer shorts, commando-style. ;-)

Frindy, Shadow, and I are parting ways here, and I will miss their quiet, patient company. Shadow's the fast hiker, but will always wait around the bend or on top of the hill. Frindy and I have a system down where she yields to me on the uphills and I yield to her on the straight-a-ways. We take our time, sign shelter registers, talk to other hikers, eat lunch at deli (what's the plural form?), and enjoy the going.
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