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This is collection of other bloggers that I follow, They provide another voice and another perspective of the life we live.

Our Unconventional Life

John and Angelika Weber do live an unconventional life. John decided that he would start blogging about it as a January 2022 New Year’s Resolution. Expect to learn a lot about living in an ambulance as they roam the United States.

  • by John Weber
    After Great Smoky Mountain National Park, the Appalachian Trail continues to follow the North Carolina/Tennessee state line.  In this section we're following a ridge known as the Bald Mountains.3/23 Standing Bear Hostel to Roaring Fork Shelter – 15.4 milesAngelika dropped me off at the trailhead after leaving Standing Bear Hostel. It's chilly again this morning, […]
  • by John Weber
    First, a few notes about the Appalachian Trail as it passes through the Great Smoky Mountain National Park:For the most part, the trail follows the North Carolina/Tennesse border on a ridge that divides those two states.This section goes over Clingman's Dome which is the highest point on the AT at 6366 feet.I spent a total […]
  • by John Weber
    3/8 Dick's Creek Gap to Standing Indian Shelter – 16.7 milesWe got up fairly early having gotten my pack ready the night before for two nights sleeping on the trail. The goal for today is Whiteoak Stamp at 12.6 miles. Steve drives me to the trailhead and drops me off before heading for home. His […]
  • by John Weber
    We arrived in Georgia on 2/28 and stopped by the Amicalola Falls State Park to register as a through hiker. Normally I'm not a joiner, but they do send updates on trail conditions if you register which could come in handy. They also gave me a tag for my pack with registration number 444. Seemed like […]
  • by John Weber
    In case you aren't aware of the legend, the Phoenix is a mythical bird that is reborn every 500 years after being consumed by flames and then rising from its ashes. This past year, our story has been the story of the Phoenix.It has been a longtime goal of mine to through-hike the Appalachian Trail. […]

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