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Aer Parris

Hailing from the city that never sleeps, writer and adventurer Aer Parris escaped the hustle during a cross-country cycling trip and never looked back. They are happiest testing their legs with long-distance cycling escapades, wandering mountains and cities on two feet, and writing, writing, writing.

Day 98: Katniss Everdeen
Pacific Crest TrailAugust 1, 2015

Day 98: Katniss Everdeen

By Aer Parris

The last few days have found me wrapped up in The Hunger Games. I started listening to them recently, and (after non stop audiobooking…

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Pacific Crest TrailJuly 31, 2015

Day 97: Halfway Nowhere

By Aer Parris

Four miles ago I passed the halfway monument that some sweet volunteers of the PCT lugged into the woods and erected. It is a…

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Pacific Crest TrailJuly 30, 2015

Day 96: Afternoon Dismay

By Aer Parris

I woke this morning again and again, and over and over flipped myself on my other side and went right back to sleep. It…

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Pacific Crest TrailJuly 28, 2015

Day 94: Unexpected Magic

By Aer Parris

I come up out of the trees and onto a road. I look side to side, wondering if traffic will come take me out….

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Pacific Crest TrailJuly 26, 2015

Day 93: Filth

By Aer Parris

I used to spend every waking moment on the weekends and summers at Urban Stables. Most of that time was used to get as…

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Pacific Crest TrailJuly 25, 2015

Day 92: A Long Climb

By Aer Parris

Everyone was talking about the climb out of town. Eight miles of hot, exposed uphill. It was so daunting that yesterday two women had…

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Pacific Crest TrailJuly 24, 2015

Day 91: A Day Off!

By Aer Parris

Another lazy day where I ate too much and simply could not write.  Boomerang gives the rough sketch of a day off in Sierra…

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Pacific Crest TrailJuly 23, 2015

Day 90: Fatigue

By Aer Parris

It is 3.15pm. I am so starving I am making my dinner now. I simply cannot eat another bar. I am 17+ miles into…

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Pacific Crest TrailJuly 23, 2015

Day 89: Donner Pass

By Aer Parris

Six at night is my favorite time to hike. I am slogging up a hill, my very bones weary with my too early wake…

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Pacific Crest TrailJuly 22, 2015

Day 88: Explosions of Joy

By Aer Parris

I spent today hiking on ridges high above Lake Tahoe. Ridges make me feel like I was meant to hike this trail. The vast…

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Pacific Crest TrailJuly 21, 2015

Day 87: A Pop Song

By Aer Parris

Today was a pop song. The colors were brighter with brilliant greens, neon pinks, endless shades of warm browns. I was floating along, light…

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Pacific Crest TrailJuly 20, 2015

Day 86: Off to Echo Lake

By Aer Parris

We didn’t need to check out of the campground until 11am, and we decided to make every moment count. I woke at 6.40, stumbling…

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