Oh, how I love the story of the women walkers. I found a wonderful driftwood piece on the beach that I now use as my walking stick. I hope your ankle heals quickly xo
What a wonderful story. It reminded me of my teenage years. At 16, I was invited to travel from Los Angeles to San Francisco to hear Rev. Billy Graham in person at an inter-faith conference. Days before departure, I sprained my ankle and took to crutches. 🩼 Frustrated but determined, I went anyway. As my friends walked miles and miles to the pier, to the chocolate factory, I stayed at the hotel elevating my foot. I sat in the lobby next to two nuns. Similar to your hike, they shared wisdom to last a lifetime.
Love this post. How much do we miss when we rush through life (and ironically we rush because we want to see and do more)? The story of the older Cascade hikers is so sweet.
Sometimes when I’m on my crow walk, l’ll be checking my phone. Those are the times the crows swoop past my face, brushing my hair or neck with their wings. They want attention and it’s a great reminder to put my phone away and just “be.”
I so love you and seeing the world through your eyes.
Let's get that book out of you so that we can see the world from YOUR eyes! :)
I’m loving this so much! Thank you from a fellow Montana walking girl.
It's arnica time!
Love this story. Congratulations on a successful launch. The Wild Why is on my TBR.
Thanks, Suzy! I hope it lands in your heart!
Oh, how I love the story of the women walkers. I found a wonderful driftwood piece on the beach that I now use as my walking stick. I hope your ankle heals quickly xo
Thanks for the xo! I'm glad you have your stick!
What a wonderful story. It reminded me of my teenage years. At 16, I was invited to travel from Los Angeles to San Francisco to hear Rev. Billy Graham in person at an inter-faith conference. Days before departure, I sprained my ankle and took to crutches. 🩼 Frustrated but determined, I went anyway. As my friends walked miles and miles to the pier, to the chocolate factory, I stayed at the hotel elevating my foot. I sat in the lobby next to two nuns. Similar to your hike, they shared wisdom to last a lifetime.
Thank you for sharing this moment of illumination! I'd love to read the actual scene and learn their wisdom!
What a lovely story. Winter in Australia so just purchasing the book to curl up and read.
Love this post. How much do we miss when we rush through life (and ironically we rush because we want to see and do more)? The story of the older Cascade hikers is so sweet.
Sometimes when I’m on my crow walk, l’ll be checking my phone. Those are the times the crows swoop past my face, brushing my hair or neck with their wings. They want attention and it’s a great reminder to put my phone away and just “be.”
Hope the ankle feels better soon.