Monday, Sept. 21, 2015
When I originally hit the Western Bifurcation, I hiked
the Baraboo segment to end one day. The next day, I hiked the last 12.5 miles
of the bifurcation and continued on on the trails because I was having problems
with a hot spot on the bottom of one foot (and possibly cellulitis) and wanted
to be on trails. Now, back home, I drove back up to Baraboo and started in on
the road segment.
I enjoyed going through the Dells area, including Mirror
and Rocky Arbor State Parks. I was disappointed, though, that when I was hiking
around the Lemonweir/Wisconsin River area you couldn't see any water – just
trees or cornfields. Still, it was a pleasant day.
Trail Angel Tess Mulroony was not only kind enough to
shuttle me back to my car, but she brought along ice and ice cream (she's been
reading my blog!).
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