When the Dust Settles
Many times over the past four years of continuous trekking, I have paused mid stride to ask myself a nonconsequential […]
What?! The Appalachian Trail had a founding MOTHER
I petitioned two organizations this past summer to include Mrs.Stephenson in their historical literature and displays. As of now I […]
Pandemic Predicament
The trail grows thin. It’s more narrow than I remember it in the past. The listless whispering deserts have given […]
Off His Back
It was 2003. I was a younger man in those days, in more ways than one. I was driven but […]
The Eternal Question
What, you ask, is an eternal question? In the simplest terms it is a question that takes so long to […]
A Fox & A Platypus Walk into A Bar
Death Valley, USA October 2019 At this juncture I awaken every evening for a nature call, sometimes at midnight and […]
