Yes, it’s here again. A full week of free admission to all 397 National Park Service sites, through Sunday, April 29. Not sure if there’s a site close to you to visit? Check the website, and search by state. Now is the perfect time to visit sites that you’ve overlooked or return to old favorites. So get out there, take some tours, hike some trails, and enjoy the incredible work that the National Park Service does year round.
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So glad you made the shift so you can get your great writing out there! Are you working on the nonfiction book on hiking or something else? Have you read From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail?
Good to hear from you! How are things out in cowboyland?
The book on hiking is temporarily on hold while I concentrate on fiction and teaching (and starting an MFA program in the fall), but I’ll get back to the hiking book at some point. Hopefully not too long!