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Monthly Archives: December 2011
The Mountains Ahead
This morning we awoke in a camper-trailer in Tupman; the horses munching on alflafa in a goat pen where they spent the night. We are at the foot of the foothills of the mountains which we must cross in order … Continue reading
Free Range Rollercoaster
Last night I sat down and started a blog entry about the ups and downs of the past week. I hit the “save draft” button and went to take a bath. When I got back to the computer, everything I’d … Continue reading
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Tagged blisters on soles, leading my horse, low-carb, nobody pregnant, rhabdomyolosis, three ponies
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Sea’s Journal: Excerpts (Oct. 23-28)
23 October – Pitched camp in darkness – lost again – horses drank from puddles today. Left BS camp just after 11 – found Flynn Ridge Road today – a beautiful ridge-top ride – horses dripping sweat exhausted by the … Continue reading
Sea’s Journal: excerpts (Oct. 18-22)
18. October – Another crazy day. Last night’s camp was only 1/2 mile or so before Dimmick. Less than 6 months ago Gryph and i took a canoe down the Navarro River from Dimmick to the Ocean. Today, less than … Continue reading
Introducing Finehorn in Verse
Finehorn came from Norway, Reno and Cleone/ She dumped us on our asses, then she carried all we own/ For 5 longs weeks she trudged along, stalwart ‘neath the pack/ Till one fine morning she allowed the Gryphon on her … Continue reading
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Tagged Cleone, Finehorn, gryphon, magic mornings, Norwegian Fjord, pack pony, stalwart, tool not a toy, trust at night
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Sea’s Journal: excerpts (October 15-17)
15 October – 9pm – Navarro River Camp. I had wanted to start this journey on Columbus Day, and indeed, that’s when we finally managed to pull up stakes at the Apple Farm, but tonight we’re in our tent for … Continue reading
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Tagged Adventurer, Cape Horn, Columbus Day, dry bags, emergency dismount, joanna newsom, MRC permit, Navarro River, SolLight, Steripen, tethering
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Deep in the Central Valley
Neither of us had ever been through the Central Valley of California before this trip. If I think about it we probably had vague notions about a lot of the country’s food being grown here, but we had No Concept … Continue reading
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Tagged almonds, blogging, Central Valley, dust bowl, growing food, horses cross country, irrigation ditch, Journey, monoculture, trail angels
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