Confetti Effect
Put One Foot in Front of the Other and Soon You’ll be Walking…Right Up That Mountain
Hey there, just a girl that likes to hike here, thanks for stopping by. I’m in my 50’s and I’m a hiker. I have broken in boots, wool socks, worn out trekking pants and even hiking poles. I average over 5 miles per day on my treks and I’ve climbed mountains, walked valleys, trudged across rivers and bushwhacked off the beaten path. Big deal, right? Well it is. For those who don’t hike, let me tell you that navigating unfamilar territory is a challenge to the body, mind and spirit. I’ve found that the very best views come only after the hardest treks. Stepping back from my daily life and stepping out onto the trail has provided me with clarity and confidence and strengthened our family relationships. I have discovered that somewhere along the trail is where all growth occurs and happiness flows, even in the midst of physical pain. I want to take a moment to let that sink in.