| View in CT |
Halfway through CT I officially entered the New England area. This is beautiful country. Since I last wrote, I have entered Massachusetts and made my way to the town of Great Barrington. Nice place with lots of history.
I stayed the night in the Eastern Mountain Retreat Center. This is a "multi religion silent retreat center". Evidentally, when there is an active retreat, you cannot talk while here. Luckily, the few of us hikers that stayed there hit it on a night when there is no active retreat.
Below are some shots from the end of CT and the beginning of Mass.
| On top of Bear Mt CT- Highest point in CT |
| On top of Bear Mt CT |
| Looking out over CT |
| Crossing stream on CT/MA border |
| Into MA |
| View of Mt Everett in the distance- Had to climb over it before setting up camp for the evening |
| Much needed "trail magic" from a "trail angel"... water has been tough to come by in the woods lately, water like this is WONDERFUL! |
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| boarded walk in the woods |
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| Shhhh! |
In an effort to help my foot, I have shuttled north to the town of Dalton (free hostel) and will be slackpacking the section between Great Barrington and Dalton. Slackpacking is hiking sections without your full pack. I found someone to shuttle me to/from different points along the trail. This will hopefully be a bit easier on the pain. If all goes well, I will be in Vermont by Sunday or Monday.


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