Hiking Log - The Wanderer

Those are some nice words and I am sure where they were at that time really inspired them to write.

I will be heading to the trail next summer. I do love to hike in nature!

I always think about how necessary it is to literally ground yourself with bare foot to Earth.

Kat,

beautiful sentiments were expressed by this individual, and I like to do that with the sand at the beach. A

Hi Kat - wish I had this every day opportunity instead of hiking the neighborhood for exercise.

Hello Kat and your hiking posts are interesting, a bit like mine only your posts have more information and mine more photos.

This title in your post caught my attention because I have been a wanderer all my life, and my ancestor's being from Romania and Czech make me a bit of a gypsy ;o)

Hello kat, Growing up in Pennsylvanis, we live 2 miles down from the trail and would hike it and camp on it a number of times in our early years,  Some great views along the Blue Mountain.

Kat, what awesome wisdom, needless to say I can give others great advice and wisdom I have a hard time following them when given to me:)) nice that you are consistent with you hikes, Endre

Yes it does Kat and I exchanged 40 years of my life to travel, see the world in exchange for a very weathly life.

I don't regret one year of the 40 wandering and would do it again given the chance :o)

At any time I can close my eyes and imagine the many places I have traveled in my mind and or in my photographs. And my traveling is not complete, there are several places I have yet to visit!

Kat, what a beautiful statement from that hiker, and so true.  We need to take time and enjoy what we have around us.

Kat, A wonderul series you are doing.  The AT is a wonderful place to connect with nature and to contemplate life.  That first line is a wonderful state of being....fall in love with nature.

HI Kat Palmiotti - I find your blogs on the trail log very interesting indeed. I have found that when hiking on a trail, it is like meditation. Thoughts are cleared, cleansed and purified througout your body and spirit... IMHO

So a log journal of hiker's thoughts would be fascinating to read. 

One of the reasons I moved to Sedona, was the outdoors, hiking and stars.  It took me awhile to get grounded.

There is extreme challenging hike/climb up to the top of Bell Rock that takes climbing skills. My son is an expert at climbing this rock. At the top, there is a log. It is very special because not many people get to the top to write something in it. Very facinating subject!

I enjoyed your FB photos so much and I really need a LONG vacation myself.  Perhaps this spring.

Hi Kat, The hiker's words were perfect.  They moved you to another place and there was a peace that came over me just reading the words.