Look where I just came back from

[botfly10]

Yeah bitches, just came down from the mountains. Did 80 miles in over 9 nights. 11 days or some shit. I know I'm boasting, but it was pretty cool.

I was 20 miles deep into these peeks at about 10,000-11,000 feet:

 

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[1COBearsfan]

****. Yes. Where did you go?

 

[botfly10]

I was in the sierra nevada. left from a trailhead in sequoia national park

 

[MaryChristine]

thats amazing! so damn cool! congratulations,,, its ok to boast.

 

[Spunky Porkstacker]

Love it !

 

[Penny Traitor]

Amazing trip right there.

I did 50 miles through Wind River Range in Wyoming in my younger days. Hard on the body, but great for the soul.

 

[nvanprooyen]

Jealous. I've always wanted to do the JMT.

 

[Ares]

Did you find Bigfoot?

 

[KittiesKorner]

Doing = what? Biking, hiking... Hitchhiking like a hippie?


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[SERE Bear]

You haven't seen a great night sky until you are in the mountains miles away from any city lights.

Congrats on your trip and like Ole asked, how did travel the 80 miles?

 

[theOHIOSTATE!]

Here is where I was a week ago.....the titty bars are much better here, and the smoked meat sandwiches rock too.

Fun fact, I actually took a bio course in that cylindrical building, but all I remember is staring at this Costa Rican chick every class. One of the hottest chicks i've ever encountered in my lifetime.....Coming back to chicago is kinda a buzzkill for that.

 

[Penny Traitor]

You haven't seen a great night sky until you are in the mountains miles away from any city lights.

Its not just the sights, but what really hit me in some of the secluded valleys was just a perfect silence. It was so trance-like that when the cry of a passing hawk broke it...I jumped thirty feet in the air.

 

[BaBaBlacksheep]

You haven't seen a great night sky until you are in the mountains miles away from any city lights.

Congrats on your trip and like Ole asked, how did travel the 80 miles?

Best night sky I've ever seen is right here. (the arrow, not the X)

 

[KittiesKorner]

The x or the arrow? That x looks mighty near granite oklahoma and the ouachitas which are nice


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[BaBaBlacksheep]

The x or the arrow? That x looks mighty near granite oklahoma and the ouachitas which are nice


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The arrow. No idea what the x is. The area by the arrow is Big Bend. Probably the darkest spot in the continental US. Or at least according to the Dark Sky Association. Middle of fucking no where.

 

[KittiesKorner]

My bro in law goes camping there all the time


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[botfly10]

I was backpacking bishes. Was on the JMT/PCT for about 18 miles. I think ima do the jmt from sequoia to yosemite next year.

 

[botfly10]

Its not just the sights, but what really hit me in some of the secluded valleys was just a perfect silence. It was so trance-like that when the cry of a passing hawk broke it...I jumped thirty feet in the air.

Being out in the wilderness, whether in desert canyons or the high country gets me high. Alters mah state of consciousness. Not sure what it is but its pretty cool. Also, the sierra nevada is pretty cool cause you can walk like 200 miles and never cross a road and its epic as ****. Like lord of the rings and shit.

 

[botfly10]

Yo Sere, did you ever train at that military installation in the sierra? the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center or some shit? I did some work for them a few years back