Weekend Warrior Series #4: Peloncillo Mountains Loop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- A short, but rugged, backpacking loop in the sky island mountains of southwestern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona the last week of December.
Approximately 10.5% Trail, 34.5% road, 55% cross country
Gaia Route: www.gaiagps.co...
Music: Diamond Veins (French 79), Sprawl II (Arcade Fire)
What a beautiful presentation, opening was stunning. Absolutely stunning my friend!
Just found your channel doing research on meal plans. Love it! Thank you for your content and I hope youre healed up! Keep the great videos coming.
When I was young, my boss asked me if I wanted to work overtime. I said "no thanks," and he got really upset. When I said, "I can never buy that time back later," he was really ticked. It soured our relationship. I look back now and I realize that I was 100% correct.
Life is like a river, and the length is not up to you. But, you do get to determine its breadth and depth.
Thanks for this nice trip and happy new year to you and your four legs team.
For those wondering the first part is an excerpt of "How to Live on 24 Hours a Day" by Arnold Bennett.
What are you reading now?
Finished the Court of Thorns and Roses books by Sarah Maas and started the Sea Wolf by Jack London
Just discovered your channel. I've really enjoyed your content and your personality.
Brilliant, love the music
Well aren't you the clever lady 😂 !!!! Love the entro !!! Ur knee is looking sooo much better !!! Wahoo !!!
Love the shot of the frost on the outer tent wall !!!!
Bet the days were nice.
Light jackets stuff. I live in the south west so I get it 🤠😃... U make it very tempting !!!! Yes asap.
Maybe do a little bit of the
AZT south of Globe 🤔
The good thing is that water SHOULD NOT b a big issue after all the rains !!! Seems u found some h2o spots that probably normally and typical would not be there if it wasn't for the rain coming through the Southwest. 8)
A awesome vid Bailey
I rock hun 🤗🤣🙂👋😁
Definitely lucky with the water on this trip, there was a ton of it by desert standards!