Breathe:AdventuresoftheSoul

10/31/2026

This is community ~ ABC~Annapurna Base Camp Squad

1. Sunrise ☀️ — The woman who brought our trip together! Heather is the owner of . A world traveler and entrepreneur. If you're looking for an overseas trek that blends adventure, culture, and the freedom to enjoy your own experiences along the way, reach out to Heather!

2.Foxy-Foxy 🦊 — 70 years young but looking 55! Roxanne is a soon-to-be Triple Crowner who has trekked across the globe. From Kilimanjaro to recently completing ABC (Annapurna Base Camp), she makes it look like light work! 🔥

3.Dragonsky— Dragonsky 🐉🥾 — “How much time do you have?” .If we're talking hiking, you simply cannot have the conversation without mentioning Dragonsky! A Triple Crowner, published author, mountaineer, and adventurer who has traversed countless trails. She's completed the legendary Direttissima and has stories and experience that could keep you listening for hours. A wealth of trail knowledge, inspiration, and adventure wrapped into one incredible Nigerian Queen ❤️⛰️ Shilletha Curtis

4. Lassie - Lassie 📸🌍 — A world traveler with an eye for capturing the beauty around her! Not only is she a talented photographer, but she was also such a great help throughout this adventure.

5.Songbird—Songbird 🎶🪕 — Our very own soundtrack to the adventure! He serenaded us every day with his beautiful voice and ukulele, bringing music and joy to our journey. Beyond the music, his compassionate spirit and willingness to lend a helping hand made him such a special part of the group.

6. I Am enjoying the Journey

7. Fanta Basanta 🇳🇵 — The young man who made our Nepal adventure that much more special! As our guide, he was patient, attentive, personable, and simply amazing. Beyond guiding, he's a tourism entrepreneur, traveler, actor, and a man with connections all over Nepal! If you're planning an adventure in Nepal, Basanta is your guy. He's got you covered! Basanta Dhungana .Someone give this guy two wives 😅💕

10/30/2026

She saw me, reached for my hand, and said, “Come here, Sundari Kalo Rani ( Beautiful black Queen).” ❤️
I embraced her as if some part of me recognized her soul,her spirit, her warmth. Then she whispered, “You smell like home.”

In that moment, it felt like we recognized the light in each other—two souls connecting beyond words, beyond borders, beyond anything that needed explaining. ✨

Sheer Emotion ✨

Now, affectionately, she’s Auntie. ❤️🙏🏾🤞🏾

01/31/2026

“Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.”
~ Helen Keller

01/31/2026

https://youtu.be/yz8YgQslJpo?si=btvXrQiPcTRZlqwc
An amazing trail friendship turned into a fun, exciting and rewarding video for future 2026 thru-hikers~I was honored to be apart of it ! Check it out !

22 members of the Appalachian Trail Thru Hike Class of 2025 have joined forces to offer aspiring future AT thru hikers advice and encouragement!

01/11/2026

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Every hiker eventually reaches this one silent phase.

It doesn’t happen on the first hike.
Or the second.
Sometimes not even after a year.

At first, hiking is loud.

You talk a lot.
You take photos of everything.
You ask how far the summit is, how steep the trail gets, how long until the next rest stop.

You’re excited. Curious. Restless.

But then, somewhere along the way, something changes.

You stop checking your phone so often.
You stop narrating every step.
You stop needing to prove that you’re here.

You just walk.

Not because you’re tired of talking—
but because silence finally feels right.

This is the phase no one posts about.

Where you’re no longer chasing views, but moments.
Where you don’t rush the summit, because the trail itself has become enough.
Where you sit quietly, watching clouds move, without needing to name what you feel.

In this phase, hiking becomes personal.

You notice how your breath matches your steps.
How your thoughts slow down.
How problems that once felt heavy suddenly know their place.

Some stay.
Some quietly leave.

You realize you’re not trying to escape life anymore.
You’re learning how to carry it better.

And when you hike with others, you don’t mind the silence between conversations.
You understand that being quiet together can be its own kind of closeness.

This silent phase doesn’t make you a better hiker.

It makes you a calmer one.

And once you reach it, you’ll know—

Because the mountain will still be there.
The trail will still be long.

But for the first time, your mind will finally be quiet enough to enjoy the walk.

01/01/2026

A new year arrives like an open trail- untouched hopeful and full of possibility. May you move into it with courage in your heart ❤️, peace in your spirit 🙏🏿, and trust in your own BECOMING. May what you release make room for what truly belongs to YOU .Happy New Year- Walk boldly and let life let God meet you with GRACE ~ HighViz🟡🟢🟣

12/11/2025

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12/09/2025

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Yes, you can hold down a stable career and hike six months out of the year. Three enterprising thru-hikers share their secrets.