With a total pack weight of 20# , there were lots of warm clothes, and a zero* set of quilts to keep me warm. Slept warm but started as usual with cold toes that warmed through the night. I saw no campers or hikers Friday and Saturday except for a about a dozen Boy Scouts and their dads and one mom, on trail close to Yates.
Fingers got cold packing my frost-ice covered tarp.
Must have had a brain freeze, as I noticed I’d forgotten to shake frost-ice off tarp before packing.
I promptly cured that by speaking foreign languages and stopping several times to warm my fingers.
Friday, I got to Yates around 400pm and got to Beech Camp just before sunset, got camp set up and water filtered just as it got dark. I was too saaarrrry to get wood for campfire.
It was good to camp again!
Aaaaaaiiiiggghhhtt!
Sounds like a good time, need to join you all to Beech Camp
Straight out of Clayton.
Most physical hike: Grandfather Mountain, NC. Aug 13.
I don't need to make my pack lighter. I need to make my (_*_) lighter.
Phantom said it would be OK to post a link here for Mt Rogers Area Winter Hang.
https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/...Jan-19-22-2023
I too will something make and joy in it's making
Thanks Slowhike, I’m going to Grayson Highlands-Mt Rogers Winter Hang January 19 20 21 22
2023
A solo is right good for the soul. Plus all the boogers and haints in the woods love to spy on a solo camper. After your cheese and coffee.
You are the Earl of Uwharrie.
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