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​Let it be. Be free.

2) Photograph

8/29/2017

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Every time I hike, I always take pictures using my phone and DSLR camera.

So far, here is a collage of the pictures I have posted on my Instagram (in no particular order whatsoever).

​I only have started this IG account since July 30.

Instagram: @Mikes_HikeLife
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1) My Hike Life

8/1/2017

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As of now, I started consistently hiking once a week, since June 27. I will continue to do so.

​(FYI, I graduated from Environmental Studies with a concentration of Energy Management and Design. I have never been much of an outdoor type of person, until now. I have never camped just yet.)

​On June 27, my hike life started when my good friend asked me to go hiking with him at Skyline Wilderness Park in Napa, California.

​I have never heard of Skyline Wilderness Park before. Surprisingly, I have lived in the Bay Area for the last 21 years. (I am horrible.) My good friend found Skyline Wilderness Park on BAHiker.com, which provides you almost every hiking trail in the Bay Area. (Thank you, Jane Huber.)

I continue on hiking because... (Here is a list shown below.)
  • Nature is beautiful. (Appreciate life more, other than stay home. I stop and stare, once I see a great view.)
  • It calms my mind. (No distraction from technology. Usually, there is no signal. This is my type of meditation.)
  • It teaches me how to prepare my life. For instance, deciding what to pack in my backpack, such as water, snacks, lunch, and etc. (As I hike more, I will pack smarter.)
  • ​Keeps my body in good shape. (A great cardio workout)
  • Knowing my sense of direction. (Improves my memory)
  • If lost, it develops my critical thinking under pressure. (Although, I have not experienced it yet.)
  • Meeting friendly people as you walk by them with a smile and greeting, "Hi, how are you?"​
  • It goes with my quote, "The past is remembered. Live in the present. The future is in you." How, so? Finally, I have reached to the top of the mountain. I take a break, so I can eat my chicken legs. (Video shown below of myself eating a chicken leg. It was taken at Marin Headlands.)

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