Category: Glacier National Park

Drive to Airport, fly home, body

Van in parking lot
Alamo Rental manager suggested the note.
Handwritten note
We rent for a month at a time, for multiple months at a time. The van is brand new, loaded with our stuff. Alamo allows me to park here for free rather than daily airport parking fee.

Your most important relationship is the one you have with personal vibrancy.

dad

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Hike up to Granite, body

Mountain in clouds
Mt Oberlin. From Granite Park Chalet.
Mountain in clouds
Zooming out for context in the bigger picture.

Weather stops people from being active outside. Don’t let it happen to you.

dad

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Swiftcurrent Motor Inn, body

Amtrack station
East Glacier Amtrack Station is across the street from a National Park Lodge.

i feel at home with strenuous thoughts.

dad

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Hike up to Granite, body

13-second video: This would be scary if i wasn’t accustomed to being deep in, with no other humans but Cheryl.
Park trailhead sign
Not quite five miles to No Name Lake. (take the 3.1 miles on watch plus the 1.6 on the sign: 4.7 miles)
AllTrails screen shot
Discovered that AllTrails tells me Peak names. Upper/middle right, Flinsch Peak.
Pixar toy figurines in the mountains
Not quite five miles to No Name Lake. Flinch Peak (9,200’), upper right.

Listen to your body.

dad

Knew when i awoke that my legs felt heavy. On paper i wanted to reach Dawson Pass. My body made the case for backing down.

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