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This is going to be long but here goes. The first 3 days and nights are more or less done. I'll keep editing until I've got it all in there.
Warning: I'm going to be blunt when addressing or reporting how I felt at the time, but understand that what was going through my head wasn't necessarily reasonable but more just a result of building up over time and several days of disappointments and unforeseen hardships. After a few days in a real (warm) bed, I harbor no angst toward any member of our expedition.
This was quite an experience for me. It is, by far the longest camping/backpacking trip I've been on. In fact, probably a full 3 times as long. I'm happy to say there were no casualties and that despite the length of the trip, my bag was probably actually lighter than some of the other trips I've been on.... I've also discovered that gallon sized gatorade bottles are perfectly reliable water containers for a backpacking trip. Their main down side is that they don't collapse when empty, but for as cheap as they are, it's hard to beat them. Plus you can start your trip off with a gallon or 2 of gatorade instead of plain old water.
Anyhow, without further ado, here's the day by day report:
Well, we're finally getting more organized about what we're doing here. A couple weekends ago Jason and I borrowed a jeep and drove out to our proposed trail start. We weren't sure how long it would take or how far we would actually be able to drive before having to walk.
Turns out the drive takes absolutely forever. You drive south on I-25 from Socorro for about 50 miles and then exit onto the frontage road (Hwy 1) on the west side of the interstate. Continue south for a bit, then head west on FR 139. This is a dirt road, but it is well marked on Hwy 1. From here you drive over 20 miles on dirt road, much of it driving slowly. At some point you head off north again on FR 377 (The Burma Rd.). Unfortunately, the turn off of 139 onto 377 is entirely unmarked. There is a well marked turn off from 139 to, I think it was FR 225 or some such. 377 is the NEXT turn after that as it turns out. Luckily, while ON 377 you see signs confirming that it is indeed FR 377.
From here you basically follow 377 twisting and turning forever until it joins another forest road. I forget the name of that one, 76 maybe? 79? I don't know. You follow that for a short distance until it dead ends and you're there!
All told, the driving took 3 hours! To put this in perspective, I could have just about driven up to the Pecos in that time.
The roads weren't too bad really. You definitely need a high clearance vehicle to get through some spots, but you don't ever really need 4wd. There are a few washes that could wash out worse by the end of May though, and depending on how bad it is, I could see needing 4wd for short spurts there.
The scenery on the drive is pretty typical New Mexico desert. On these dirt roads, you have yet to actually get up to or into the mountains that we'll be hiking through. You see dirt and brush and the occasional scraggly bush that thought once about being a tree. I'm not saying it was ugly or a bad place to be. On the contrary, having grown up and lived and played my whole life out here, I've developed a certain fondness for the locale. The end of the drive did a very good job of instilling a feeling of remoteness and solitude. I enjoyed it thoroughly.
Moreover, the desert there is not really a lifeless pile of dirt, but more of an "arid grassland" as it were. For instance, we drove past a whole herd of deer. They were, at least initially, entirely unconcerned by our presence. We stopped the jeep and got out Jason's camera and the whole time we were sitting there digging in bags and putting the lens on the camera, they just stood and watched us. We took several pictures and eventually they decided that they had had enough of our scrutiny and walked calmly over the side of a hill out of sight.
Later, I also saw a gray bird of prey sitting in a bush. I say "bird of prey" because I don't really know what it was. I barely noticed it as we drove by. It was very well camouflaged in the bush. When it flew away it flew almost directly away from us so we couldn't get a good look at it. It was almost owlish I guess, but that didn't quite fit the profile. I would expect a hawk to be more red/brown and this was definitely gray so that didn't fit either. I don't know. It flew away too quickly to get a good look at it. No pictures this time.
Oh! And let us not forget that we saw and took pictures of Shipman Canyon! Hopefully Jason will get those put up online somewhere so John can see them. A whole canyon with his name on it.
Once we finally made it to the trail head, there was a fallen down forest service sign noting 2 trails. Since the sign was on the ground thrown off to one side, it didn't do us much good except to confirm that the trail we wanted was somewhere around here. Luckily the map and compass made it fairly obvious which way we needed to walk whether we were actually on a trail or not.
The trails out there are very seldom used and are faint and fading away in many places. I actually love this aspect of the hike. We're not off on some well groomed and manicured trail that sees thousands of hikers every summer. We're alone out in the wilderness seeing something that may only be seen by a dozen people this summer. Maybe 50. It lends to a strong sense of discovery albeit only truly rediscovery. It takes you back in time to a simpler life. A much quieter life. Even though it can be quite difficult hiking, it is also very soothing and calming.
We only hiked for probably less than a mile since it took far longer to drive to the trail head than we anticipated (a very important lesson learned in this trial run). That was a damn fine mile, however! Once we scrambled down the hills into San Mateo Canyon, there was a note on our map that said "vague trail". As we approached the canyon, Jason and I laughed openly at this. "As opposed to the rest of the trail?" we said. Ha!
Turns out he wasn't kidding. Upon getting off the talus and rock slide of a trail down, we entered the canyon or little valley and that was the last we saw of our trail for quite some time. We meandered aimlessly up the valley heading toward Cook's Cabin (as was marked on our map), but we seldom found anything truly trail like. Luckily the valley had a couple land marks that were hard to miss and they were marked on the map. Hiking up the valley was a very easy and enjoyable walk. No real need for a trail.
The first big land mark is an old windmill and tank. There was still water below the windmill, but it was disconnected and didn't pump water anymore. The tank was dry and there was a pine tree growing through the concrete inside the tank. Rather surreal. It was neat to see this little bit of history. There was also a faucet in the ground. Not sure what it was supposed to open or close, but it was rusted to the point of no turning. Maybe if we had a cheater bar, we could have turned it, but we didn't try very hard. We couldn't find any markings that would date the windmill, but we may look harder next time we're out there.
It was funny. We were wandering around looking for any clue of where the hell we were supposed to be going and then all of a sudden we noticed this big ass clearing and windmill standing right there staring us in the face. How the hell didn't we see that sooner? The same thing happened when we finally found Cook's Cabin. We were wandering around and then looked to the side and wham, hey look! There's a corral right there! And look, a cabin!
The cabin was rather old and falling down. There were all sorts of bits of history hidden in there. A couple box springs from mattresses, the metal rim of what used to be a canteen. 2 gas tanks from old vehicles? Not sure what that was about. The old bed frame was still there. You could see old cloth wall paper bits on the table inside (it had been covered to keep it smoother and cleaner I guess). It was just really neat seeing the evidence of how people used to live out here. Made me nostalgic for a time I never got to live in myself.
Another interesting indication of age was an old barbwire fence. When they built it, they were lazy and just nailed it up to a tree and used that handy tree as a post. It had been there long enough that the tree grew around the wire of the fence by several inches, then died, had the top crack off and fall over and rot on the ground. So, not only was it old enough that the tree grew around it, but after that happened, it was there long enough for the tree to fall over and rot on the ground. In this arid climate, that takes awhile. I was impressed.
We hiked past the cabin for a little while until we found a definitive trail. Following that back, it was much more obvious where the trail had been the whole time, but having missed a section back in the beginning, it was very difficult to see and get back on it. On our way back we added some more rock cairns to hopefully mark the trail better. Again though, a trail isn't really necessary during this section anyway as long as you understand that the trail just follows the canyon. Looking at our gps track afterward it was pretty funny to note that we had made figure 8's over the trail on our way out. We had actually crossed it 2 or 3 times and not noticed it.
Moral of the story: heed the vague trail warning on the map. The man did not lie.
I can't wait until the end of May. Carrying a 50lb backpack up and down some of the steeper parts is going to be a pain in the ass, but I still can't wait. It's going to be amazing.
Current Mood: wistful
So, thinking about the Grand Enchantment Trail some more, I think I have a slightly more viable plan. Before, I was planning on hiking segments 28-31. Now I'm thinking 28, 29, and parts of 30. Mostly because this goes through the San Mateo Mts, which I've never been to. I'd like to see something new.
Anyhow, here's the plan based solely on the water chart. Note that the numbers in () are estimated miles hiked that day and "MP" means Mile Point (total mileage from start).
* Day 1 (5.8)
o Carrying Day 1's water
o Hike roughly 5.8 miles to end of creek and make camp
* Day 2 (6.2)
o Fill up Day 2's water @ creek
o 2.8 mi later (MP 8.6) refill Day 2's water and load up with Day
3's water @ trough
o Try to go another 4 miles or so and get to MP 12-ish and make camp
+ The longer we make it the better the next section may be.
* Day 3 (5+)
o Make it at least as far as the spring fed trough. This is ~5 mi hike.
o Fill up with 2 days water again (For days 4 & 5).
+ Continue hiking if we can (may need slightly more than 2
days water: have to carry 2 days PLUS the rest of Day 3's water!)
* Day 4 & 5 (7.3/day, 14.6)
o Have to finish Segment 29 during this time.
o No water until 14.6 mi. after the previous trough
o Means if we stop at trough, we need to cover 7.3 mi/day
+ If we make it past the trough, we won't have to hike as
far these 2 days.
+ Also, depending on elevation profile it may be easier to
hike 7.3 mi during this section than the last section!
o At the end of Day 5, fill up in Potato Canyon & camp
* Day 6 (5 - 10)
o Take 2 day's water out of Potato Canyon (for Day 6 and 7 hiking)
o Hike out into the desert going toward road 107
o Probably take it easy and make camp in the desert
+ Could probably get picked up this night if we hurried. May
be around 10mi of hiking though.
* Day 7 (0 - 5)
o Finish hike to road and get picked up.
Now, the big hole in this plan is I have no idea where along the trail we could actually make a decent camping spot. With any luck I'll be camping in a hammock, but for the rest of the people that may be coming, we still need to find flat ground. I'll also have to study the elevation profile in detail at some point to see what days we are likely to be able to hike longer and which days are going to slay us.
Eh, it's a start of a plan.
I've recently discovered the Grand Enchantment Trail (G.E.T.). In short, it's a hiking/backpacking route leading from Phoenix, AZ to Albuquerque, NM. It's roughly 730 miles long. I was immediately enamored of it but I have never been under any illusions that I could do the whole route. I do, however, want to do a section of the route someday....Someday like next May perhaps.
Yesterday jmattax and I wondered off into the Magdalena Mts to start investigating the trails out there in general and to see if we could find some good spots for weekend backpacking trips. We certainly achieved that, but we also achieved a more important thing: A Reality Check.
What instigated the day-hike investigation of the trails up there was a camping trip my wife and I went on the previous weekend. We hiked a ways down the 6-mile canyon trail, but despaired of ever finding a flat spot to actually camp at. Eventually we decided to cut our losses and ended up camping at a sub-par but alright spot about 15 min. from the trail head. Hardly ideal for getting away from the road and other people.
Jason and I decided to hike other trails before trying to backpack on them to see if there was anything worth camping on down there. Yesterday morning we headed off up Timber Peak Trail No. 70. I picked this trail in particular because I suspected that it was part of the G.E.T.. For all the women out there, I can now confirm that hiking in a wool skirt is preferable to not having your legs covered...at least while it's snowing. That's right, a skirt. You heard me!
The morning started out with rain at my house. Driving up to the mountains, the rain wasn't really going away. Once we reached the trail head, it was more like snowing than raining. Did I mention I was wearing shorts? After a very brief trial period where I confirmed that the shorts idea sucked, I improvised a long wool skirt made of a blanket in Jason's car and his belt. We hiked roughly 7 miles with me in a skirt and Jason pulling up his pants every couple minutes. Priceless.
It did however work great. We had fog with us the entire hike pretty much, but even so there were a lot of amazing views on this trail. It's a ridge hike which takes you through fairly dense forest areas and up past the tree line a few times and back down into the forest.... The transitions are wonderful. Even more amazing of a view though is when you could occasionally see through the fog off to the west. You look over a canyon and over the next ridge of the Magdalena Mts....out into nothing! There's a sharp drop and past that there's nothing but desert. You have a very real feeling of being on an island of mountain in a sea of sand. That view alone is working hiking 7 miles in a skirt.
In the distance we hiked out, we found 1 probable place we could camp that was very nice and a 2nd place further along that we could definitely camp at. We could bring as many people as we want with us and not have to worry about running out of room for them. Jason has pictures of all of this.
The aforementioned important lesson learned from this hike is that we're no where near in the shape we need to be in to do the 12-mile a day hiking trip that I was toying with trying in the spring. We were both pretty exhausted after our 7 mile hike. I could have probably done 10 miles in better weather. However, I was only carrying about 10-15 lbs of water and food (and wool skirt), not my full backpacking gear, and the elevation change from the lowest to highest points on this trail was less than 400 feet.
In short, there's probably no way I could manage a 12 mile hike in a day carrying 40-50 lbs on trails that will likely gain and/or loose over a thousand (if not 2 thousand) feet over that 12 miles. We will likely have to cut the distance I was thinking of hiking on the G.E.T. down by half and do it in the same amount of time (a week).
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What Do You Need to Inspire You as Inspire to Thrive Turns 3?
Inspire to Thrive Turns 3 on WordPress – What Do You Need to Inspire You Online?
What do you need to inspire you with your online endeavors today? August 5th is the date that Inspire to Thrive began 3 years ago on WordPress. I started on this journey 3+ years ago to help people with their online websites, blogs and social media. I had learned a lot having a retail website and knew how alone I felt in the journey to learn it. People started asking me how to do this and that. That's when I began Inspire to Thrive. The first post was on Twitter, what else right?
I want to know from you the readers what you would like to see more of here at Inspire to Thrive to inspire you along the way in your work online. It's been 3 years and readers here have changed. Some of my first readers no longer have blogs or websites. Others like Bren, Mayura and Adrienne have been readers from the first day when I was on the Blogger platform over 3 years ago.
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Congrats on 3 years Lisa! Actually, it looks like you're about to hit 4 years in a couple of months, so double congrats!
I've watched your blog grow for quite a while now and I am impressed with what you have shared with us. Please don't stop doing what you're doing as it is definitely inspiring!
Congrats on completing 3 years, which were glorious ones. Blogging and inspiration are the two focused topics I would love more to hear from you. These days inspiration is what leads to successful blogging and life.
Many-a-times I find myself searching for video to entertain, if there is a video on any information, then I might pick it up. May the best comes from the permutation and combination. To get the best from the poll, make every visitor know and vote in this. Maybe like a pop up or something. Stay awesome.
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Lisa, happy to see you celebrate 3 years. As some people have already mentioned I am tired of getting into new social network and as such the post I would love you to write on are those that focus on better ways to utilize pre-existing networks.
I do love you use of images, haven't seen you use the Google +embeded code for a while. This I also love.
You do run a shop, sharing your ideas on your up and down will be a great addition to the articles you create. Looking forward to more of them Happy Anniversary in Arrears
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First, congratulations on your 3rd birthday. Though I am a little late here, accept my congratulations in arrears.
Second, I'll prefer to state my preferences here: in terms of post 'genre', my choice is simple: Social media, marketing, SEO – I have chosen these three because in my online business model, they are the most important.
Third, I prefer long posts, laden with pictures. This is so because I am a very heavy reader and love details. Once something isn't detailed, I easily lose interest…if it is very long and interesting, the better…can you really blame me? Literature was my favorite way back in school! 😀
Lastly, for me, I don't even have the time to update all my social network profiles…telling me about another (new) one is really a task I would rather not bother with!
Make the day great. Once again, congrats.
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Wow! Congratulations on your 3 years on Inspire to Thrive website Lisa!
The polls are cool, I must say. The polls will help us readers to share our thoughts or share what inspires us and what we wanted to read more in your blog. I enjoyed it too just like the others. 🙂
Well, I must add to that you can't stay this long if you are not committed and passionate with your work. That was 3 years of helping, and 3 years of learning. Wow!
Congrats once again!
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Hi Lisa, Although I just recently learned about your blog, I am enjoying your post immensley! Congratulations on three years. In the world of short attention spans this is an incredible achievement. I hope you are rewarding yourself? We will keep rewarding you with reading and commenting. I really enjoyed the polls. Sometimes I don't have the time or energy to focus on the new things coming out, but if someone were to introduce them to me that would be awesome. I really hope you'll consider doing that research. It could be really helpful and valuable. Congrats again. Looking forward to reading more from you! ~ Don Purdum
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Congratulations Lisa!
Three years is literally a lifetime online!LOL! And you pointed out, sadly many have either moved on or fallen by the wayside in that time! But not you!
You're sill going strong! Good for you! And you've certainly got a ton of extremely valuable skills and real world experiences to share!
Hopefully your polls will help you decide on which are your bread & butter subjects going forward! Continued success!
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Hello Madam Lisa,
wow! Happy birthday to InspiretoThrive.com. 3 years down the line is no joke at all in this blogosphere.
And it is a great thing seeking the opinions from your readers with respect to what ought to be maintained and what ought to be added.
I am really happy for you. You have indeed come a long way!
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Congratulations for completing 3 years! Its a long hurray to the Inspire to Thrive and its team! I have been following the blog for sometime now – through Kingged.com – and its really a must valuable platform.
I would really love to learn more about Snapchat. Thankfully, it is one of the topics you have decided to expatiate on in the coming year!
Once again, a big CONGRATULATION TO YOU and "Inspire to Thrive". Thanks for inspiring many readers to the next level!
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Hi Lisa and congratulations! 🙂 This is a wonderful milestone to reach.
Cool that your first post was about Twitter, by the way – am enjoying your eBook I bought the other day – great stuff!
Awesome that you included polls to vote – what a great idea. I do like reading text with images, but I also find video very helpful.
I've just recently delved into Snapchat, had Instagram for a while, and need to ramp up on Vine. Now LinkedIn is a place I don't do much – need to learn how to use it more. Google Plus is a place that I need to get organized with circle because I don't have people separated out like I should, but I do have a business page, yeah. 🙂
I think it's great that you're able to celebrate a 3rd anniversary because most entrepreneurs hit a roadblock and quit, so well done, Lisa! You're the cream of the crop for having the sticktuitiveness to continue providing value for your readers.
I'm glad our paths crossed.
Take Care,
– Carol 🙂
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Hey Lisa,
Congratulations on making it three years. Has it been that long already girl? Oh my goodness, my how time does fly by. Gosh, I know I say that a lot but you know it's right.
So I'm one of the few still left who have been commenting from the start. Well, that's just because you're awesome and I think the world of you. I'm so glad we met and I just appreciate your friendship, support and help with so many things that have to do with being online. Offline too, I've gotten to know you better and I think that's really what this is all about. Making those connections and building those relationships. You know I'll always be here to help support you.
So I also did the polls and I hope what I shared helped too. I was surprised to see no one was interested in video but I know for me if it's something I need to be walked through then I prefer them but other than that I just like to read cool posts.
I also like to learn about new sites whether or not I'll have the time to try them is another thing. I still want to know what's popping up and I just might like one more than another one ya know!
Great post Lisa and thanks again for that mention. I'm happy to still be here from the start with Brenda and Mayura.
You have an awesome week now okay!
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Hi Lisa,
Congratulations on 3 years of Inspire to Thrive! What a great way to pull your readers in and answer things that they want to know more of. I took part in the polls and it sure was fun!
I love your blog because you are always giving such valuable information. Each time I visit I learn something new. I am sure that this will help you with your writing posts from this wonderful feedback.
It is so great to be here!
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Happy "3", Inspire to Thrive!
Lisa, thank you for keeping us so well-informed! Also, that's a pretty snazzy voting system you've got going on here. I like it! 🙂
Congrats Lisa. That's awesome and a big accomplishment. I get inspired by reading what people like you are accomplishing and how you are doing it. I really enjoy reading about methods and routines, and the personal story (behind the scenes).
Hi Lisa,
First off, congratulations on your 3 year anniversary. This is no small feat considering the many bloggers, as you noted, who no longer own websites or blogs, but have since moved in different directions.
I voted for blogging style posts but I'm biased as that's my niche of choice. I have seen that my blog caught traction really quickly because I think people are still struggling with how to blog effectively. The same can be said for social media though, and heck, any topic you've covered in the past and any topic you're thinking of covering here.
Blogging rocks. I mean, what other business or job could create such a shift in my life, from security guard to globe trotting blogger? Seeing your meteoric growth too Lisa, has been fun to watch, and the size of your community, as well as your inspiring story, has impressed the heck out of me.
We may have moments here and there where we forget that real, living, human beings are behind these blogs, and websites. I've become so much more mindful of this fact as I comment, share and connect with my buddies on a daily basis, and I so appreciate your support of me Lisa.
Again, congrats on your 3 year blogging celebration, and here's to 3 years more.
Tweeting of course.
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Hey Lisa,
It was such an amazing decision taken by me to stay at your blog and to continue.
You have written many bog posts which helped me a lot and inspired me not to loose my hope.
I like the way you describe about your personal life here in a remarkable way.
You have gone through many bad phases but still you continues to go with this blog. It's really appreciable.
The social media tips you provide to people are really worthy to follow.
I wish you to remain healthy and for your blog a new era is waiting.;)
Always enjoy your life Lisa.
Thanks for being here to provide us informative posts.
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Hi Lisa, Congratulations on your blogiversary! I'm so glad you're still around the blogisphere because you truly do inspire us to thrive!
I didn't vote because I didn't want to link my social media accounts, but here are my votes:
Blogging, social media, technology. I like straight text and images. Give me more social media!
Here's to many more years of blogging success, Lisa! 🙂
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Congrats on 3 years! An impressive feat for sure. Can't wait to read and learn more in your future posts.
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Congratulations on three years of blogging! I have learned so much about social media and SEO these past two years. Please don't change a thing!
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You are definitely THE Social Media Queen! Congratulations again and I'm wishing you many many more successful years!
Have a great day and fabulous new week!
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Congrats on 3 years Lisa!
I've watched your blog evolve and am amazed at the interesting things you share with us. I wouldn't change a thing you do because what you're doing now, is definitely inspiring!
Happy Monday!
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I am a new reader to your blog, so I guess you gain some and you loose some along the way. But I am looking forward to reading more from you!
I have entered my two cents in your pole. It will be interesting to see the results 🙂 😛
Hi Lisa,
Congratulations and celebrations….what an achievement indeed 🙂
Your post reminded me of my time too when I covered my journey, and all the lessons learnt along the way, the ups and downs. I guess that's what makes it all the more interesting, isn't it? And you surely have gone through a lot, professionally as well as personally, but such is life…it carries on.
I would certainly be taking the poll, though all that you share is just wonderful, so keep doing more of that itself. Yes, anything new or different that I don't know is a feast to my eyes and brain….and I love learning new things. Wishing you all the very best – always. 🙂
Thanks for sharing, and wishing your blog a very Happy Birthday, once again. Have a nice week ahead 🙂
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First, congratulations on going 3 big years Lisa. With the tough competition I'm glad you are still holding to the dream. You mentioned that many who were there in the beginning have dropped. That's pointing to the fact that the journey is not easy.
I have taken part in the polls and I hope my opinion will count. In any case, my most preferred content here is blogging and SEO. Social media of course is on the list. As long as these keep coming up, this blog will ever remain point of attraction
I'll also be so excited to see new things. who doesn't like new things?
So Lisa, once more congratulations and happy 3rd anniversary
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