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May 12, 2015May 12, 2015 / nicciedwards

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Nancy Lundquist

June 20, 2015 at 3:10 pm

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Trip Stats

Start Date: April 12, 2015
Trip Miles to Date: 861.7
Current Location: Memphis, TN
Days on Trail: 66
Days Off: 23

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Trail Photos

Enjoying heart-shaped grits and quiche on the gorgeous patio of the Mountain Magnolia Inn in Hot Springs, NC as I blog this. Go there, people!

This massive pine tree fell and took a gigantic rock with it! That rock has been suspended there in the roots for a very long time.

Well lookie here – crossing under I-40. Notice the white AT blaze on the left pole.

Flowers at Standing Bear Hostel.

The Trail goes right under I-40.

The kitchen shack at Standing Bear Hostel. It had lots of recycled character.

Old plane wreckage along the Trail. It was spewn about all along the incline.

Other than ONE blister (that is now healed, thanks to my new shoes), this was the only other casualty sustained by my old shoes. My toenail is finally almost ready to fall off :(

Enjoying a hot spring mineral bath at Hot Springs Resort and Spa in NC…During a thunderstorm with hail.

Three patties, layered with cheese and bacon in between, topped with onion rings, lettuce and tomato.

Kinda blurry, sorry.

I look terrible, but that’s what getting up at 5:30 in the morning looks like. Worth it though!

Brewin’ up a cup of coffee for the spectacular sunrise show.

The beginning of the day.

The beginnings of a sunrise on Max Patch.

Clingman’s Dome is the highest point on the AT. Uh – can you tell I’ve lost ten pounds in this photo??

I was so ready to rent a house boat and relax. Not enough time though.

Hikers try to help each other out.

THIS is how we eat steak in the woods on steak night – like cavemen!

On top of Albert Mountain

Hard to tell, but that rock face goes straight up. I had to toss the trekking poles up ahead and scramble with my feet and hands to get up.

Ready to roll after packing up camp.

The guys left me flowers to say thanks for holding their gear while they ate and to cheer up my super dreary Budget Inn Motel room. Sweet hikers.

Many hikers who are frustrated with their hiking shoes toss them on this famous tree at the Mountain Crossings Outfitters at Neel Gap – either because they gave up, or because their shoes tore up their feet and they bought new ones.

Stayed at the “Beaver Cabin” on the right with a father and his two daughters, also hiking the Trail.

Walked out of the woods at Neel Gap, after Blood Mountain, and was graciously handed a nice cold beer! Gulped it down in earnest.

The Trail goes straight through the building.

Well, so much for a view! Rained almost all day.

Taking a break on Blood Mountain.

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