We decided to climb Mt. Katadhin in September with fresh legs (and fresh food!). Oatmeal and peanut butter don't do much for the palate after a few days. I ran out of dehydrated veggies and brown rice. Next time I'll use some recipes from the book Ernie loaned me: Lipsmackin' Vegeterian Backpackpackin'. There are 281 miles of AT in Maine. All we have left to do is Katadhin and Section 7, which runs to the border of New Hampshire. In other words, killer mountains. Fun, fun, fun or glutton for punishment?
Sunday, July 17, 2011
We decided to climb Mt. Katadhin in September with fresh legs (and fresh food!). Oatmeal and peanut butter don't do much for the palate after a few days. I ran out of dehydrated veggies and brown rice. Next time I'll use some recipes from the book Ernie loaned me: Lipsmackin' Vegeterian Backpackpackin'. There are 281 miles of AT in Maine. All we have left to do is Katadhin and Section 7, which runs to the border of New Hampshire. In other words, killer mountains. Fun, fun, fun or glutton for punishment?
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