auntie | March 31, 2014
2.9 miles, 3 mph we had torrential rains here yesterday, reminiscent of the 2010 floods, though not quite that bad. i thought maybe ninigret would be dryer than most places i usually hike, and i wasn’t wrong, at least as far as the handicapped-accessible trails were concerned. no such luck, though, on the cross-refuge trail. […]
auntie | March 29, 2014
3.58 miles, 2.9 mph rain was forecast for later this afternoon, so i decided on a quick carolina south loop, just to get some walking in. it was very warm, compared to, well, the last 3 months. good day for a brisk walk. this is basically the carolina south loop from ken weber’s books, and […]
auntie | March 27, 2014
6.27 miles, 2.2 mph wow. best. trail. ever. this one was on my list of hikes to do in 2014, and am i ever glad i got to it! there is so much to see, and the trail itself is such fun to hike, that i simultaneously wanted to go as fast as possible to […]
auntie | March 24, 2014
1.72 miles, 2.1 mph this property in south kingstown, owned by the south kingstown land trust, is perfectly lovely! it goes through thickets and tunnels of mountain laurel (note to self, come back when they’re in bloom) and mature white pines, and follows a stretch along the eastern shore of yawgoo pond. too bad it’s […]
auntie | March 23, 2014
5.62 miles, 2.1 mph it was a kind of cold day, and only the 2nd time i’ve been in arcadia since the accident. that aside it was great to be back. i wanted to walk the trail on the west bank of breakheart brook, but i needed more mileage, so i included a circumnavigation of […]
auntie | March 15, 2014
6.56 miles 2.3 mph well this was quite an eventful hike. i walked over 6-1/2 miles, and got to see the new tomaquag brook bridge, which is, in a word, spectacular. and i saw almost all of the hopkinton grills. and i lost my car keys, which necessitated a 45-minute wait in the cold for […]
