Breath of a Wolf’s Trail

continued from Part 4 Part 5 So off I went as fast as I could across the ridge and up Baxter Peak. Mac and Jenny said later it looked as though I was flying from boulder to boulder. I don’t know, but I did make it to the peak in quick time. The person we saw had left the peak on his way down...

continued from Part 3 Part 4 I knew what I had to do. Making sure Libby was set for a little while, I took off and took off fast up the rest of the knife edge ridge towards South Peak. Fifteen minutes later I reached the peak and Mac and Jenny were staring at me opened mouthed. Mac shook his...

continued from Part 2 Part 3 Mac and Jenny were off like a shot. They really had no idea what taking your time and enjoying the moment was all about. To them it was go as fast and as hard as you can from start to finish so you can get on to the next activity. They were very “city energy”...

Continued from Part 1 Part 2 It was sunrise when we turned onto the long narrow dirt road that would take us 16 miles deep into the Katahdin region and to the heart of Baxter State Park. We saw many white tailed deer on the drive back. Thick forests of hemlock, pine, spruce, maple, birch, ash...

Part 1 This is a true story. I wrote it in 2014 and published it. Here I will break it into 7 parts (7 postings) to make it easier to read. How does this relate to ME/CFS one might ask? Personally I feel our interactions here should be a good combination of science, theories, things that...

With the help of our great moderators and our tech individual, I was able to figure out this blog thing, and what I did wrong before in my previous attempted posting. Now that I have it figured out, I’ve created a new Blog, and so am now reposting this article as the first of hopefully many for...