You’ll Miss It When It’s Gone
AyeshaAt times daily (from trail) but also weekly (from life) late night writings from a dirt princess with an escape plan.
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The Importance of Being Injured: Pacific Crest Trail Part One
I didn’t decide my mileage on day two of my fourth thru-hike of the Pacific Crest Trail. My body did.
Day one: 27.5 miles. Day two: 21 miles, punching me in the gut, right where it hurts. For anyone else this is respectable mileage. For so...
My Fourth Hike of the PCT, Be Still My Beating Heart
My southern terminus moment 2026
By now the worst kept secret of 2026 is out: my flatmate Rob has started wearing FiveFingers Vibrams. I’m also hiking the PCT for the fourth time, (and this time as a Hikerkind Athlete!), but honestl...
Heysen Trail Days 43 & 44: Maybe The End Was Everything
Miles. They don’t even matter anymore.
We woke late. The mysterious hiker in the other tent was already packed up and gone. Our last day on trail. A curdling sky. Mist descending, then clearing, only to descend again. Rainjackets on cl...
Heysen Day 41 & 42: The Beginning Of The End
Miles: 0 & 14
We zeroed in town. Time slipped by quickly. Spicy took me out for a fancy Italian dinner. Others were dressed up, but we were just in our fleeces and running shorts, which was exactly how we liked it.
We drifted back to...
Heysen Day 39 + 40: Dirty Little Skippers
Miles: 14 + 29
Well, we skipped.
10 miles. But we did it.
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