Day 2: The Morning

I woke at 3:00 a.m., following my usual six hours of sleep and managed to doze again until 5:00 when the flood lights came on and made all the tents transparent in the dark. So, how would I put myself together in the most efficient manner (hey, every footstep was painful and needed to be saved for the walk itself)? I applied the moleskin to the blister and one other questionable hot spot, put my walking pack together, changed clothes as discretely as possible, and promptly forgot that I walked 21.2 miles the previous day. Oh my aching feet/legs/blisters/lady parts! I went to breakfast thankful that I didn’t have to tear down camp and move.