Episode 47 | Mark Wetherington Reads “The Backpacking Tithe Project”
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In this episode of the Backpacking Light Podcast, longtime Backpacking Light contributor Mark Wetherington reads his essay The Backpacking Tithe Project. In it, he considers the implications of intentionally focusing on frequent, short trips over long thru-hikes.
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Mark spends ten percent of every year backpacking – he just doesn’t do it all at once.
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