hello
oh sure, start with the weather, how last night it
blew harder here than
it had in 30 years. the wind swirled and blustered,
every extra big kona
gust woke me up but Sarah sawed logs delicately
through it all. boogie boards, trash, and a set-up
tent were blown all around the barn. a catfight woke
us in dark before dawn. today was calm, an ocean of
diamonds, surprisingly little
to clean up. we limbed treefall and pruned
danglers with 18v reciprocating saw, loaded up and
hauled it off. across kalepa gulch from us is
national park. we parked at bottom and started
straight up grown-over switchbacks,
the old
king's road, remarkably intact 80 or so years
after it was last trafficked by mules. i'm not much
of a hiker but i'm in
love with this one--not too long, strenuous,
or scary but with two big waterfall
payoffs up
top. ...and right in our own backyard.
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