Hollywood
is part black.
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I am here. Last night. I am drinking so if this post goes a bit sideways that's why. I just wanted to share some pics. I came up here looking to fill in the last piece of my sanity and I succeeded. I feel good. Really good. Im ready to get back to work. A few people hinted around about coming with me and I told them no (politely) because I needed alone time.
While here I went for a hike. Kind of a test run with the Camelbak I bought for an I'll dated BIKEpack trip with my brother. Turns out I don't like biking....never really did. Not even as a kid. But walking is my JAM. I am out of shape but still went 6+ miles on a whim. I learned a couple things.
First, the thought of hiking through/across grassy fields never appealed to me. I was 100% off. There is a quiet serenity there.
Second, I love listening to music and wondered how I would fare hiking without it due to battery limitations. Not a problem. I actually found myself turning off my music to just enjoy the silence and scenery.
Third, they say that the harder the hike the greater the reward (view). I have to tell you. I ended up at the end of a road which overlooked the canyon. It was maybe 30' from the road. If this is the view 30' from your car door I can't imagine what awaits a days hike from the nearest road. I literally exclaimed, "Oh my God." when I saw it. And I took a moment to thank God for all I have and the opportunity to experience that view.
In short, I am hooked.
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While here I went for a hike. Kind of a test run with the Camelbak I bought for an I'll dated BIKEpack trip with my brother. Turns out I don't like biking....never really did. Not even as a kid. But walking is my JAM. I am out of shape but still went 6+ miles on a whim. I learned a couple things.
First, the thought of hiking through/across grassy fields never appealed to me. I was 100% off. There is a quiet serenity there.
Second, I love listening to music and wondered how I would fare hiking without it due to battery limitations. Not a problem. I actually found myself turning off my music to just enjoy the silence and scenery.
Third, they say that the harder the hike the greater the reward (view). I have to tell you. I ended up at the end of a road which overlooked the canyon. It was maybe 30' from the road. If this is the view 30' from your car door I can't imagine what awaits a days hike from the nearest road. I literally exclaimed, "Oh my God." when I saw it. And I took a moment to thank God for all I have and the opportunity to experience that view.
In short, I am hooked.
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