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How can you not pause along the trail to soak up such beauty?Sometimes life and adventures present you with more interesting bridges than others. We appreciated keeping our feet dry but it was dicey there for a bit.We had a marvellous “pocket” adventure in St. Mary’s, Gaskers, and St. Vinsent. We biked, hiked, and biked some more. So good to be outside for the better part of two days. Lots of marvellous views!Picked enough bakeapples to make a small batch of jam. Adventures along barrens has benefits!Today’s hike was super ruff as we introduced this cutie to the world of hiking. He’s not ours (but isn’t he just the cutest thing). He was a champion for the first few km then we took turns carrying him as he took a rest. Such fun to watch every hiker we met melt into puppy cuteness as we passed.One of those hike days where it made sense to look down as much as out. The forest floor was a cacophony of greens and purples.TA’s Facebook Page
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Dear TA,
It was great meeting you at the inn. Thanks for the prayer flags. I have few questions: what was the longest summit you hiked? We have been following your great big walk. What has been your favorite part?Thanks for the games you included in your everest unit. Thanks for mentioning us on your blog because I am a big fan. You have really inspired me! TA you can do anything.
Peyton Sheppard
Grade 5
Fogo Island Central Academy
So glad to hear you came along on the Pretty Big Walk. Our longest day was about 22 km and we gained over 21,000 metres of elevation on this trip-imagine we climbed about 2.2 Everests from sea level in the past 28 days.