With these miles today, I have made it to Crickhollow! Let me tell ya. I’ve been walking quite a bit, but I haven’t been able to move the little figurine on the map yet because of the great distances between each location. From here on out, every movement will officially be a thing. Tomorrow I enter The

My 3.8 miles today took me through the park. It was chilly and windy so at some points it felt more like fall than spring. Until I came out from under this tunnel. The other side of this tunnel is the baseball diamonds so when I walked up those steps, it smelled like cut grass.

Favorite photo of the walk. Most of today’s walk was spent debating on whether I should start talking about this on the blog. The answer is yes, so here we are. NYC is pretty cold and rainy today, so the walk was fantastic. I basically had Central Park to myself. Listening To: Winter 2016 Playlist

I am such a sucker for reflection pictures. It’s also impossible for me to not take a picture when I walk past this view each night. Autumnal Equinox. To figure out how to celebrate, I googled it. Wikihow came to the rescue. “How to Celebrate Autumn Equinox.” I decided to go with suggestions 5, 6,

Have you heard of geocaching? It’s pretty great. People hide little containers and post the coordinates. Then we use our nifty smart phones (or gps devices) to go to those coordinates, search around, and find the container. Inside the container there is a log to write your name, and in larger caches, some knick knacks.