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Hiking/Camping Adventures

The links on the left contain photos and descriptions of some hiking/camping adventures. Hopefully, we'll be adding more outings to this site regularly.

Most of these photos are from weekend trips.  For a tour of some of our longer vacations, see Vacations.

Our Hiking/Camping History

Reid and I were both raised in families where camping and hiking were a way of life. We've enjoyed tent camping since childhood. In 1997, my sister Patti and our friend Jeane introduced us to backpacking.

As children, we take the earth for granted. As I age, I appreciate nature's beauty and the beauty it brings to my life more and more.  Some of my favorite memories include:

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Waking in the morning to the smell of bacon, eggs and biscuits cooking outside the tent,

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My father quizzing me on a type of flower or tree,

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Being carried on my father's shoulders,

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The horse-like sound my dad makes when he hikes,

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Battling my fear of heights,

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Vistas and waterfalls,

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Crossing streams,

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Eating a meal after a long day of hiking,

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Walking through spider webs,

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Racing my sisters up staircases on trails,

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Campfires and camp food,

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Being still and enjoying the quiet,

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The little things.

To cherish what remains of the Earth and to foster its renewal is our only legitimate hope of survival.

~ Wendell Berry ~

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