Keith Clark

“It was quite literally in the middle of nowhere and came as quite the surprise to us. We came to find out, the older gentleman who owned the cabin had a son that thru-hiked the trail years ago, but had passed away in the last year. Now the man stayed at the cabin for months on end providing trail magic for passing hikers in memory of his son. It was an incredibly touching gesture and as far as locations for trail magic go, this was by far the most unexpected.”
― Kyle Rohrig, Lost on the Appalachian Trail (Triple Crown Trilogy

“themselves. At this point in the journey I was still susceptible to the “what would people think?” train of thought, when in all actuality it should be: “Who cares what other people think!” You should do your own thing your own way, and as long as it isn’t stepping on someone else, then to hell with other people’s thoughts and opinions of you.”
― Kyle Rohrig, Lost on the Appalachian Trail (Triple Crown Trilogy