For those that still follow this blog I am extremely sorry that there has been a very long gap between posts. Nearly 700 miles uncredited purely out of sheer neglect and being wrapped up in an experience that has had very many ups and downs. Bridge and I are currently exiting Connecticut, a real hilly section of the trail not unsimilar to Georgia with weather that has been equally as daunting as the snow storms. Thunderstorms, high humidity,  bugs, constant heat fatigue, it's got everything folks. While being so close to the summit I find myself personally aware of an emotional distress. A mixture of mental unmotivation and pure physical fatigue, spurts of subconscious starvation only pushed by the motive of getting to Katadhin. If not for the Fellowship who we so happen to still be in kahoots with than I sincerely believe I would've quit a very very long time ago. The sufferfest continues until the descent from the fatal hills of southern Maine in the section known as the 100 mile wilderness. This I look forward to, that and the luxury of air conditioning. If anyone us interested in a photo of the full fellowship on Instagram a lightweight backpacking company called zpacks has posted a photo of us. To the good times ahead and the good times behind, may the Psych stay at it's Peak.