Jogger Lady on 43N who gave me perfect directions when I lost phone service, and
#LIFE LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS SONG FULL#
Zach, the desk clerk at the EconoLodge who despite the fact I did not rent a room, allowed me full reign of the lobby restroom pre-hike and post-hike. My day consisted of hiking a strenuous trail on Mt Greylock, praying at two different Catholic churches, exchanging simple glances and hellos with other trail hikers and meeting three very kindhearted individuals, who deserve special recognition. The car was packed, I was ready so I headed west, on all the backroads. check!Īnd best of all, a heart full of love and a spirit determined to get through the day without crying.
Notebook & pencil (in case it's a better option than that laptop I might not need). Small cooler filled with fruit, yogurt, granola bars and water. I know, I know, pretty pathetic for a girl who hikes all the time!) people take road trips ALONE all the time. This is a path which runs through many rural villages, as well as bustling cities, including Pamplona. It was here I began a 500-mile walk on the Camino de Santiago. Then took every kind of public transportation known to man to Saint Jean Pied de Port, France. When I arrived in Europe, I spent my first few days in Barcelona. Last summer, was my first time traveling out of the country, so I did what any adventure seeker would do, and solo-traveled to Spain. It could be a hike, a road-trip, or even an international traveling adventure. As you know from previous posts, exploring unknown, random destinations is one of my favorite past-times. A lot has happened since the last time I posted, but some things have stayed the same.
This post is a requirement for a class I'm taking, but perhaps it will motivate me to post more often. Unfortunately, I have not posted on this blog for quite sometime. I am a part-time student beginning my first year at Worcester State University, working toward my Bachelor's in Communication.
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