Heck, I'm no dummy....we did the EASY part!
"Maybe life isn't about avoiding the bruises. Maybe it's about collecting the scars to prove we showed up for it."
There once was a trail through the woods
Where folks carried all of their goods
Viennas and spam
So who gives a damn
If they had little under their hoods.
Sometimes a tortoise, sometimes a hare,
Sometimes packsniffers will hike their fair share.
Somtimes the wildlife just stand there and stare,
Sometimes a tortoise, sometimes a hare.
Originally Posted by aficion
I love this....why did you never post in the Creative Corner thread?
"Maybe life isn't about avoiding the bruises. Maybe it's about collecting the scars to prove we showed up for it."
Me too, but than I figured I wait till the NY state line and give a twofer.Wait till you do the northern half and you'll change your tune
I wanted to moon the whole state of PA when we finally crossed over into NJ.
Blue moon
A very old fool and his mule
decided to break every rule
They hiked without skivvies
and shared the same privies
Both up hill and down they stayed cool.
A man and his donkey did pass
time on the AT, the 'ot13 class.
when asked of his speed others often maloigned him
Some just passed by, but several joined him
thought he "I wish they'd stop riding my ...donkey"
"Maybe life isn't about avoiding the bruises. Maybe it's about collecting the scars to prove we showed up for it."
Take the first step
The next gets you there
If it doesn't, repeat
One cup of coffee
Moderation is the key
to stop damned headaches.
There is an AT hiker called Stumpknocker
He used to run but now is a walker
He is not much about show
But he likes his morning "joe"
When you meet him on the trail he becomes a talker
"You have brains in your head/You have feet in your shoes/You can steer yourself in any direction you choose." - Dr. Seuss
Shelter mouse peeing
entitled hiker sleeping
banksy makes millions
Stumpknocker is a talker off the trail too! Here's a picture of him in his younger days, about to head south (right) to Georgia, while I head north from Glencliff for a week (Sept. 2006).
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GA←↕→ME: 1973 to 2014
I thought I'd seen it all but now I don't know
May have to get some help somewhere pro bono
When I went around the bend
I found out my new friend
Was a Yogi doing Yoga on a YoYo
What is a haiku? Does anyone on here know? If so, please tell me.....
Seems to be a poem
With a certain sort of beat
kinda like yours is
Haiku: 5 syllables in first line, 7 in second, 5 in third. . . Harder to do than you think. But fun to read! Keep it up!
There was an old soul with a cold
which was going on a dozen days old
when he read a haiku
his wife said bless you
passed a tissue and over she rolled
Swa-eet!!
:snicker: Ok, I'll play fair and remove some of the camoflage
What is a haiku?
Does anyone on here know?
If so, please tell me.....
Lol, sorry, I love dropping that one whenever people start the haiku wars
An orange trowel
Poison ivy everywhere
Thankfully not allergic!
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