Home Not Home

I must say it was strange leaving the trail.

I hadn’t driven a car in three months. It felt a bit like a dream at first. Thankfully, it was “like riding a bike.”

My own bed felt unusually comfortable. And somehow I missed the night air and sounds of the forest.

The people I left at home had to readjust to my presence. And vice versa.

And I will have to become reconditioned to the trail whenever I’m able to return. It will be starting over, in a way.

At the moment it feels like I’ve left something hanging, undone.

It is good to be home. And yet I feel restless to get back out, with my fellow travelers, to finish what we started.

 

 

 

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