The arduous task of creating a trail from scratch with Appalachian Dirt
About this episode
The episode explores the personal reflections and experiences of hikers while discussing the creation of trails.
There’s a lot of thoughts that float through our minds when we’re out on the trails hiking. Am I in the right career? Is that snake poisonous? Look at that beautiful view! Did I leave the oven on? I need a bathroom, quick! Whatever we’re thinking about – whether it’s the joy we feel on a hike or working through some of our problems – it tends to center on ourselves. Our problems. Our joy. Our experience. Our views. The very thing below our feet – the trail – tends to be forgotten ...
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