Thursday, December 3, 2009

JMT in 2011

OK, let's get this thing going again. Ron proposed the idea of doing at least a portion of the John Muir Trail in the summer of 2011. He and I will turn 40 by then, so this would be our "midlife crisis." Of course, we need to get in shape so it doesn't turn into a true crisis....

I would like to think we could take about 10-15 days and do half  of the 211 miles if we really put our mind to it. If we start at the north end, I'm not sure where that puts us. I hope it works out. What do you think?

Ol Grizz, I know you said you were interested in at least joining for some of the adventure. A ride to the hot tubs after would be fantastic!

Friday, January 30, 2009

Time to Blog, Mr. Gorr!

Mr. Gorr, It's time to blog! Tell us what you're family is doing: new cars, Jackson's tricks, your hiking gear purchases, baby updates, etc,... It's easy and free. Get with the times!

fox

Friday, December 26, 2008

2009 Adenture Planning?

I would love to think we could do something this summer. Any chance Ol' Grizz might want to save his plane tickets for a trip back to the Midwest in late June or early July? I'm sure I could find a place for us to backpack. It would be a unique trip. I might be able to find a few to join us - take a short trek with kids (including Jackson)?
Ron and Jackson are planning to be out this way around late June anyway. Whadda ya say Grizz? I could look into the Porcupine Mountains or something around Sleeping Bear Dunes?
2008
Steve, Emma, Hayden, Ron Gorr, and the Spry One hike ups to Grave Yard Lakes out of Edison Lake, we fought skeetrs for 3 days, what hiker those grandkids are?? Unbelievable!
2007
Dave & Kath go in search of the Mammoth hot pools after Hot Creek is closed down by the Bush administration, the jerks, I just know the Feds are watching me. I know it !
2006
Boundary Waters Wilderness canoe trip, On to Germany for World Cup NOT ?
2005
'05 Durango-Silverton – 41 miles of killer hike. 3- 13,000 ft. passes, 10 miles down hill thru 3 major deadfalls from winter avalanches-tough day, finally finished the trip on the narrow gauge railroad to Silverton-lots of thirsty hikers, a few beers fixed that. 5 to survive-Ron Gorr, Steve Fox, David Walker, Kyle Bernharty, Dave Fox , and 3 not to repeat Ron Blair, Ralph Loffler Sr. (bad knees) and Ralph Jr. . Steve did the rescue/messenger to help R&R out.