On the soft sand the thin but packed snow broke apart concealing many lines and turning into a sort of high-contrast camouflage. It also reminded me of Three Cups of Tea author Mortenson getting lost following a trail down the mountain. It was hard for me to follow my own path - sometimes I drew over two rows of lines before I noticed and corrected my path. Counting one-by-one, each individual mark, is still an imprecise science when such large numbers are combined with field conditions.
Friday, February 5, 2010
East Wind - Thorndale - 9,000 Lines on Day 20
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