he trail. As the day wore down, we had a fun surprise pop up. We had planned on picking up some water at a water tank at the house of a guy who has found he enjoyed helping out and meeting hikers in the last couple years. When we got to where the trail crosses the road his house is on, we found a sign that said, "Cinco de Mayo Party, May 3,4,5. Free food/Beer/Shade" with an arrow pointing us to the same house we were heading to already. We were pumped! Free food is always a treat on the trail. Although we were the only ones there for the first 30 minutes or so, eventually there were about 10 others there. Not only did we get some water, but we also got good cooked food and some cots to sleep on on the porch (the others crashed in the hiker hut or garage). Mike, the trail angel who hosted around 60 (or more) hikers in three days was more than hospitable and a lot of fun to chat with. I know many hikers are thankful for the generosity that people like him show!
Total Miles:127.1
Miles Today: 17.6
Camp 8: Cinco de Mayo Party
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