Day Four Ice Age Trail
A Marathon Distance In Flip Flops?
Sunshine and warmer weather were a welcome blessing!
25.7 miles was a bit further than I imagined, and my feet felt better hiking in flip flops vs. shoes.
Passing through gorgeous Weber Woods and crossing the creek was a highlight of the walk today.
My Trail Angels, Jena and Mike, were awesome people and wonderful to converse with over a delicious dinner of gourmet local pizza from Krohn’s Dairy.
They both earned degrees in Geology, (met in college) and I was delighted to hear about the Ice Age Trail’s history, geologically-speaking, and learn about what I’d be hiking through.
I am very much enjoying my adventure on the Ice Age Trail, as well as the new friends I’m making along the way.
Buen Camino!
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