Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Happy Birthday to Me
I am 42 today. I feel like I am in my mid-twenties. I will be chronicling this 'midpoint' year of my life elsewhere. See you when I turn 43...
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Forty-Two
My 42nd birthday is this coming Wednesday, the 24th. For many reasons (but mostly for fun), I am going to start a new blog specifically for this momentous year. As a result, Kendar Keep may be neglected. Just a heads up. ☺
I will keep updating tallies of 'Quests' & 'Crawls', but a new 'State Visit' list will move over there.
I will keep updating tallies of 'Quests' & 'Crawls', but a new 'State Visit' list will move over there.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
State Highest Point: Jerimoth Hill, RI
Today was such a fantastic day (blue skies and mid-60's) that I couldn't pass up the chance to knock a hike/climb off my list of all 50 states' highest points. I just happened to have a job interview in Marlborough, so when i mapped the route out, I tacked on directions from there to the highest point in Rhode Island: Jerimoth Hill.
I got to the parking area for hikers, and after changing out of my interview clothes to a sweatshirt and jeans, I crossed Route 101 and headed into the woods. Five minutes and 0.1 miles later, I was atop the highest point in the state of Rhode Island (they don't count climbing the surrounding trees). It was a silly little hike, but it was a nice drive there and back, and I get the check it off my list. One down, 49 to go!
Note: there are a pair of Geodetic Survey markers on the way in, but the actual highest point is in the photo on the right.
I got to the parking area for hikers, and after changing out of my interview clothes to a sweatshirt and jeans, I crossed Route 101 and headed into the woods. Five minutes and 0.1 miles later, I was atop the highest point in the state of Rhode Island (they don't count climbing the surrounding trees). It was a silly little hike, but it was a nice drive there and back, and I get the check it off my list. One down, 49 to go!
Note: there are a pair of Geodetic Survey markers on the way in, but the actual highest point is in the photo on the right.
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