Days 14, 15, and 16 added almost another 60 miles, bringing the total to 286 miles walked.
At this point, I can only imagine that the fatigue of reading my walking blog probably feels a lot like my feet do right now.
It’s a strange feeling—you move relatively slow, but stack enough hours together and suddenly you’ve covered a massive amount of ground. One step doesn’t feel like much… until you’ve taken somewhere around 650,000 of them.
The best part of a journey like this is the people you meet along the way. Our host here was so incredibly sweet and kind
Day 15 was a wet one. We walked over 21 miles in the rain.
The irrigation canals and water control systems are really fascinating if you look close enough this device could connect the trough, of fill a different canal below. You things similar to this all over the place.
Never seen a port-a potty like this one.
One of my best friends from high school has joined up for a week. I’m thrilled he’s here and looking forward to catching up
Tunnels and temples
I feel so big here 😳 What a fun stop for dinner
Hopped on a ferry boat to cross a large body of water.
Probably not interesting to most, but I am very fascinated with all the achievements and things humans have built and accomplished. It’s crazy to think what it takes just to make some cement and how much is then made with that product.
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