Went Camping with all of my "Sisters on the Fly" Gal Pals.  We went to Roslyn for a trailer rally then Lake Easton for some Camping then went over to Flying Horseshoe Ranch to be with over 150 women in trailers and go camping.  I also taught a painting class that was fun!  You can take the girl out of the country but you can't take the country out of the girl!  Whoo Hoo! and Yee Haw!

I decided to do some training in the snow for my "PCT" Trip next year.  I have almost all of my gear so why not?  I backpacked up to a beautiful lake and up to "Roman Nose" with lots of Alpine trees.  I climbed High and I added weight to my pack around 23 pounds.  I was wearing my trail running shoes and wanted to see how they perform in the snow.  I found out that they slide.  Not good!  I used my trekking poles and balanced  much better.  I saw a waterfall and met the cutest turtle.  It was a good hike and I learn more about my equipment everyday.  I am an ultra-lite back packing girl now and weight is so important.  I weigh everything down to the last ounce.  I will do another hike tomorrow, most likely around 5 miles or so.  Everyday I see beauty.

Great Sponsors on my PCT journey

Putting in the miles every day, getting ready for my PCT trip..  I picked up another really cool Sponsor,  "Stick Pic"  is going to be sponsoring me and letting me me use their product to take pictures along the trail.  The product clips to your trekking pole,  Sweet!  Also "Sisters on the Fly"  will be sponsoring me which is  an amazing organization involving women and vintage travel trailers and adventures all over this wonderful world.  Please check them out on the web.  It is great to have a wonderful support group.  I am never really alone out there with over 7,000 women cheering me on.  I am trying to put in 10 miles or so a day if my feet don't act up.  I will be putting in 20-30 miles a day out on the trail.  Please join in on the fun!  Happy Hiking, Love Mig