Day 174: Grafton Notch to Dunn Cascades Stealth Site || Appalachian Trail 2022

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[@dannythecamper4186]

Good video with some good views, a better day for you, so let's keep on hiking...

[@stevematosky1086]

You had a great day on Bald pate, the granite is not fun on a wet slick day!

[@jamesadams2334]

You are doing great! Hiking with a smile!!! You are much prettier when you're smiling. Glad to see you past the hard times. BTW, the blazes are that high so that they don't get buried under the snow in the winter. In January that probably is eye level.
geek

[@Self_Proppelled]

Happy for good days. Nice to see you smile.

[@theadventuresofnutter7483]

Your getting so close, excited for you! Glad you recovered from the fall mentally, and hope the elbow is getting better.

[@DeRocco21]

Glad to see you feeling better!

[@judyrobinson9556]

Flight booked and almost at Katahdin!! It must seem surreal. What a great journey and you did so well! It will be great to see you at the Katahdin sign!!

[@Dante07cid]

Don’t hurry too much. I know you are getting tired and worn down but IMO Vermont, New Hampshire & Maine are the absolute best part of the trail and should be taken slow to enjoy it all. It’s all the prize at the end of the rainbow.

[@acemurphy2]

I have enjoyed seeing the type of forest in that area.
🌲🌲🌲

[@0HARE]

What a nice day on trail!
Cool views & cool weather, what could be better?

[@1z1zmike]

Nice day, hey! Homeward bound soon and things looking up🙂🙏

[@jillianharrisdesigne]

Excited for you! Can't wait to see the end of your hike.

[@spartyhikerfromme5492]

Hiking smart. When the weather's good and you're feeling good, grab any extra miles you can and put 'em in the bank. Peace, Love and Kindness.

[@GreggObst]

Yay for less wind.

[@PioneerPauly]

I want to join!

[@ffstopP]

Hooray for you, Jess. Making great progress in an intelligent way. Soon you'll be there, Walk on.

[@jameylane1591]

I grew up a few miles south in Paris Maine.

[@ck9973]

Wow summit day. Almost there!

[@sledneck7398]

Wow airfare is getting crazy. 🙌🐝

[@betweenwaypoints]

Your journey will be over soon (probably already is) so remember to enjoy the moments. They pass by only once and leave only the memories you choose to embrace and share.

[@maryjaneburgess489]

Beautiful. My cousins just left Maine camp host

[@kozmiczian]

. . . Slow down, Jess. It'll all be over, too soon. Enjoy while you can, knowing you're exhausted. Take bus, train home.

[@ToadyWoods]

Dude. Look how slow she’s going. And her plan is 6 miles on this day.

[@TheJhtlag]

and besides, time to get it done.

[@funtimevideos2160]

To avoid paying $900 for a flight home you could just turn around and walk back home. Don't that sound like big fun !!! I love you Honeybee.

[@TheJhtlag]

The hike back would cost more than the flight ;^)

[@ElPiedro80]

@@TheJhtlag That sounds sad, but I'm afraid you're probably right.

[@TheJhtlag]

@@ElPiedro80 Spotter did the math and estimated the hike cost her $39/day so 23 days of hiking would be the break even point. Don't know where home is for her though. She could hitch-hike of course... make it in a couple days.

[@runningrock124]

4:28
those are wind turbines, not wind mills
they are different

[@ethelip5239]

How can we have a summit day picked already? Nothing like staring down a deadline for the last 250 miles..

[@SianiAnne]

Given the way she started her hike, my guess would be that she's more a little further than her videos show. Just a guess though. She said she didn't want people to know where she was.

[@ethelip5239]

@@SianiAnne True, but we know exactly where she was when she filmed this statement!

[@DMRoper-nn6dz]

Dang, those wind turbines are an abomination. If there's one thing we humans have learned, it's to soil our own environment. Sometimes, as here, it's with good intentions. But, yuck, not worth it. Go, Honeybee, can't wait till you summit.

[@ElPiedro80]

As long as our scientists don't come up with another (short time) solution for any kind of clean form of energy, you can expect some more of these wind turbines.

[@TheJhtlag]

@@ElPiedro80 And not to be sarcastic but by using electriciy we all put them there.

[@ElPiedro80]

@@TheJhtlag I´ve solar panels that on a year base just slightly produce more than that I use on electricity, I know that is just electricity and they do not always produce it when I need it (day/night rhythm and/or seasonal effects, which is another challenge). I think the bigger challenge is to replace the energy that is needed to heat/cool our houses and for transportation, just for normal households, and I´m not even talking about the challenges the industry has regarding energy use.