Guest Post: Trail Review for T120 in Lincoln National Forest
Hiking the T120/T120E trails in Lincoln National Forest after the Ruidoso fires.
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Tales of solo treks, high peaks, and global adventures—from a woman who wanders
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An adventure blog for the weekend warrior
As much as I love to wander, I do have a full time job as a space robotics program manager at an R&D company. Fitting fun adventures into and around my 9–5 job is an important part of what I do (without the 5–9 grind—I believe in getting a normal amount of sleep whenever possible, and I’m not a morning person).
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Not all those who wander are lost
— J.R.R. Tolkien, from “The Riddle of Strider,” The Fellowship of the Ring
Disclaimer: Sometimes I am, indeed, simply lost.
But that’s what a Garmin InReach Mini is for, right?