Final Steps

I set a goal at the beginning of the year to hit the goal of 100 miles on the trails. Little did I know that Covid would surface and that many things would ultimately derail throughout this year. This past week the weather was a little more forgiving than 2020 as a whole has been. I managed to hit the 70 mile mark this past week ( including a 4 mile hike I failed to record in my stats). I have debated whether I could get the last 30 in before the ball drops on New Year’s Eve. Today the news forecasted a “crippling” snow storm for our area this week, so it seems unlikely I will be able to squeeze them in if the trails are covered for some time. I felt it would be best to post some of my final footsteps of 2020.

I think as humans we like to contain things in timeframes…as if on New Year’s Eve things are magically going to change. None of us know what next year will hold other than regardless of the Covid situation, everything just looks a lot different, and some of it may be permanent. Here’s to making it to the finish line this year!

Bon Dia!

My blog has been a bit stagnant these past few months due to the travel impacts of Covid 19. We had planned this trip to Aruba some time ago, but spent day by day watching the border situation as Aruba slowly welcomed Americans back to its island. This included day to day updates on cases and recoveries, hoping Aruba would not follow suit with the Bahamas in re-closing it’s borders again. The hoops for us to get here made the reward of arriving that much better. Covid testing was far from pleasant, but it was the gateway that allowed us to come. So after 12 hour of shuttles, flights, customs, and swabs, we are here. Join us as we spend the week exploring this gorgeous island!

For those who don’t know, with the Netherlands, Curacao, and Sint Maarten, Aruba is a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, nestled in the Southern Caribbean just north of Venezuela. The waters are breath taking and the people of Aruba are friendly and excited for tourism to be alive and well again! Welcome to Aruba!

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