My Journey Continues
As I sit here writing this I have two familiar feelings coming over me, one of excitement and anticipation, and one of dread. While I look forward to continuing with my journey and walking into the unknown again, I dread having to say goodbye once again to my family and friends. I know it may
Travel Update
Great news! My walk across America will continue on the 17th of this month. I have experienced no ongoing complications from my injuries, and I look forward to continuing with my journey. Because I want to be careful I plan to continue my walk starting in Missouri on the Katy Trail, at the trail head
Reflections
As I sit here reflecting back on my first two months on the road I am still in total awe of what happened to me on almost a daily basis. Day after day I would get up, legs sore and aching, break down my campsite, and load my gear into my cart preparing for that
Down but not Out!
My twelve mile walk from Welch, OK to Chetopa, KS was fairly uneventful until I got about three miles outside of Welch, at which time the metal straps holding my left handle snapped and broke off. I zipped tied the handle back on the best I could, and continued my walk to Chetopa, basically pulling
The Wonderful Community of Welch
Welch, Oklahoma. I was told it was a very small town with one convenience store and not much else. What I found was not a convenience store and not much else, but a wonderful community full of kind and caring people. Mere words cannot adequately describe what I walked into as I entered the
Blessings Continue
What an amazing week! So much has happened I hardly know where to start. After leaving Carthage I began my walk to Webb City but was unexpectedly delayed after experiencing boot failure and foot pain. I stopped at an RV park on Old Route 66 called Camp Mi Casa where Stephanie, the owner, let me
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