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Post by grizzlepickle on May 26, 2011 18:34:16 GMT -5
My mug is to the left, and my name is Matt or grizzle or tattooedbeardedchubbyf**k... I'll respond to any of these.
As for the bag wine... I have a fond memory from the Red Dress Run NOLA. A guy was up on a balcony pouring shots for anyone willing to try and catch the pour in their mouths. fun times
The one to the left is me pre-Roo.... below is sunburn and fashion decisions that happened during Bonnaroo. Fun fact, actually bought those prayer flags in Dharamsala. Yay
Okay I was googling my name to try and find out my Mom's name and this popped up. I am sure others did the same thing and saw the same 'Mug' shot. So since this is the Mug Shot thread here it is:
This was over 10 years ago and is a great representation of my mad/pissed off face.
Okay I was googling my name to try and find out my Mom's name and this popped up. I am sure others did the same thing and saw the same 'Mug' shot. So since this is the Mug Shot thread here it is:
This was over 10 years ago and is a great representation of my mad/pissed off face.
JP- 6 months straight through? Nice job. This is high on my bucket list. Did you keep a journal? Were you solo?
6 months straight through. 10 weeks in when i got to the shenandoahs in VA i took a week off to do bonnaroo of course (in prep, i wasn't planning on it but when tickets went on sale i couldnt help myself).
i kept a journal, it's on trailjournals.com if you want to read it. go to the 2011 thru-hikers section and my trail name was 'Poncho'. (as i got further into it, the journal entries got longer and gained more attention to detail). trailjournals.com/entry.cfm?trailname=12058
and yes i started solo, but since so many people attempt Northbound every year i made a lot of friends very quickly, especially since the majority of hikers are people like me (fresh out of college with no job prospects).
here's a picture of me in the 100-mile-wilderness, about 3 days before finishing on Katahdin.