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    Addie Bedford
    BPL Member

    @addiebedford

    Locale: Montana
    #1720456
    Johnathan White
    Member

    @johnatha1

    Locale: PNW

    Paul, these photos are truly an inspiration, my friend. Thank you.

    #1720462
    Mary D
    BPL Member

    @hikinggranny

    Locale: Gateway to Columbia River Gorge

    Tears came into my eyes at the shot of the Mt. Zirkel Wilderness (top of Mt. Ethel). I grew up packing through the area every summer with my parents. I last was there in 1987. I gotta go back at least once more!

    #1720496
    Bob Bankhead
    BPL Member

    @wandering_bob

    Locale: Oregon, USA

    Mags says "Any person who hikes the long trails is asked “Why go?” "

    I say, "If you have to ask, you will not understand the answer.".

    #1720512
    Nick Gatel
    BPL Member

    @ngatel

    Locale: Southern California

    A 3rd CDT gem in one day? What is happening here?

    Very good writing, Paul. Wonderful pictures too.

    #1720538
    Jerry Adams
    BPL Member

    @retiredjerry

    Locale: Oregon and Washington

    Nice pictures

    I like the evolution of your gear

    #1720549
    Daniel Paladino
    BPL Member

    @dtpaladino

    Locale: Northern Rockies

    Nick: Its Continental Divide Trail Week here at BPL.

    #1720551
    Philip Delvoie
    BPL Member

    @philipd

    Locale: Ontario, Canada

    Another great article…definitely looking forward to getting out on the trail. Nicely done Paul.

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    Paul Magnanti
    BPL Member

    @paulmags

    Locale: Colorado Plateau

    Thanks for the kind words all.

    Was a great experience and glad I could share part of it.

    #1720635
    EndoftheTrail
    BPL Member

    @ben2world-2

    Very, very nice writeup and pics, Paul!!

    #1720694
    James Neal
    Member

    @laien

    Locale: Ozarks

    Very enjoyable. Well done.

    #1720762
    Dick Beamish
    Spectator

    @dbeamish

    Locale: Tennessee

    Really good article. Enjoyed the pictures

    #1720936
    George Matthews
    BPL Member

    @gmatthews

    Well done! Thanks.

    #1721111
    folecr r
    Spectator

    @folecr

    How do you protect your camera? A waterproof case?

    #1721207
    carlos martinez
    Member

    @gokyo

    Locale: west coast

    Thank You for the excellent pics/post

    #1721309
    Ronald Strickland
    Spectator

    @pathfinder

    Locale: USA

    You the minimalist Rhode Islander done good!

    A very well done photo article

    #1721314
    Paul Magnanti
    BPL Member

    @paulmags

    Locale: Colorado Plateau

    Ron: I think you, Andy and myself are the only RIers to leave the state. :D)

    Camera: A ziplock bag Seems appropriate based on the rest of the gear. ;)

    #1721364
    John Coyle
    Member

    @bigsac

    Locale: NorCal

    Very inspirational Paul, good for you. My grandparents are from Ireland, so when people ask me why I hike, I tell them this Irish saying, "Your feet will take you to where your heart is." My heart is on the trail. Obviously yours is too. Slainte.

    #1721376
    Zack Karas
    BPL Member

    @iwillchopyouhotmail-com

    Locale: Lake Tahoe

    Mags–seeing that photo of you getting out of your tarp made me laugh. Definitely not the same clean shaven guy I saw at POD's and Disco's wedding!
    -Zack, of 'Buddha and Zack'

    #1721833
    Dirk Rabdau
    Member

    @dirk9827

    Locale: Pacific Northwest

    What a great piece! Enjoyed it very much….

    Dirk

    #1722058
    Paul Magnanti
    BPL Member

    @paulmags

    Locale: Colorado Plateau

    Zack: Yep, definitely sporting a different look vs. my normal, clean shaven look!

    The editor for the local paper had a caption with this photo that said "This is either and extra from the "Lord of the Rings" movie or Paul Magnanti peaking out from his snow covered tarp".

    :)

    Irish saying: Most, cool. Thanks! The only ethnic sayings I picked up from my Italian grandparents seem to be food related. But, food is always outdoor related, isn't it? :)

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    Kathy A Handyside
    BPL Member

    @earlymusicus

    Locale: Southeastern Michigan

    Beautiful and inspirational photos! Thank you for sharing them. I ache to see those areas for myself.

    Your photos make me want to ditch the house, ditch the car, have a gigantic yard sale to unload all my stuff, and be a modern-day nomad, backpacking all the trails I've ever dreamed of backpacking! I should do it now, while my faculties and my body are still intact (well, pretty much intact! LOL)!

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    Paul Magnanti
    BPL Member

    @paulmags

    Locale: Colorado Plateau

    Thanks again for the kind words…

    I have some of my favorite photos here:
    Red Bubble

    Photography is more of an avocation than a vocation. Let's me buy the very occasional six pack of a favorite microbrew. :)

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