Sleeping on top of a
mountain like we did last night has its ups and downs. The wind was howling
all night and it was very cold, well in the teens. Although when the sun
came up in the morning all we had to do was walk out of the shelter to catch an
amazing sunrise. Sofia and I were running very low on food and we were happy
that Hiawasee was only about 10 miles away and the terrain was mostly down
hill. Hiawassee is right by Lake Burton where were going to stay with Matt's
mom. Still having frozen water I made the mistake of drinking a lot of
unfiltered water and got desperate enough to eat some snow, more than I'm proud
to admit. The day went by pretty quick and I was happy that I was going to see
the family and eat real food. I was pretty bummed Pop couldn't come because I
would've liked him to help me resupply, but the man's got to work and I
understand that. After seeing the family and introducing my hiking buddies to
all my grandparents and mother I started to feel sick, I think all the dirty
water was starting to catch up to me. I went behind the car and yakked all over
the place, I felt pretty sick until I drank a ton of water and some soda. I
resupplied way too much food and gained way more gear than I got rid of so my
pack is now heavy as hell. The lake house stay was an awesome getaway from the
wilderness and Matt's mom was a super nice lady. I ate three good meals and
slept in a comfortable queen-size bed, what more can a man ask for? Went to bed
around 11:00pm, which is crazy because lights out is around sunset when I'm in
the woods. It was a well-needed rest after 2 tough days.
1 comment:
Hi Sweetie!
It was great to give you a big hug and kiss today! Please stay safe, warm and focused. I know that you will be successful. I love you!
I'm sure you're missing your personal photographer and secretary:) I'll talk with you tomorrow. Sweet dreams sweetheart!
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