profdant139 wrote:
(I know that some folks have said that they prefer trip reports that are fully set out in this forum, without the need to click on a link, but this report is just too long to duplicate -- too many photos.)
As always, Dan, your adventures are something I look forward to reading. For forty years I backpacked all over the United States, 35 years of backpacking, including two 88 mile backpack trips, through Yellowstone, to the bottom of the Grand Canyon five times and weeks trekking on the Appalachian Trail and others. Thanks for reminding me of those wonderful times, through your photos and narration.
Yes, it is always nicer to have Trip Reports posted here, but if the alternative is not to have one noted/linked to us here, that would be sad. I certainly appreciate your efforts, as my Death Valley Trip Report had more than 150 photos and just as many links in it, as well as many of my other Trip Reports. They are definitely something one spends time to produce and then share. For this effort, thank you Dan. Your report/s are appreciated by all of us, in whatever means you chose to produce them.
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