
It was 10 a.m. and 40F by the time we arrived at the trailhead, and a brisk breeze was making it a bit chilly -- but we knew it wouldn't take long for us to warm up.
The trail is well marked, flat for the most part with a few steep bits to get your heart pumping, and quiet. We didn't see much wildlife, but we did hike past a primitive composting toilet "shack" that Becky wouldn't have used if I'd given her all the money in the world.
(I thought it was pretty cool, but I'm a guy.)

"We go to Wal-mart, and everybody knows you. We go on a hike, and everybody knows you," Becky said. "How is that?"
I replied, "I'm just awesome."
We made it around the trail in a little less than two hours and I learned three things along the way:
1. Being outside is better than being inside.
2. Spending time with your family is time well spent.
3. I need to get in shape.
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