Sally McRae sets out on the WS100 trail for a simple 15 mile out and 15 mile back and ends off course. Crawling through brush, standing an a ledge with a 50 foot drop, melting snow to hydrate, rock climbing and riding a tram was NOT part of the original plan.
Fresh off the trail and straight to the microphone we hear first hand of “What happened out there Sally?!!”
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This was a really good episode. I started listening at work, and got so into it, I forgot I was at work. Hope I don’t get fired.