There is no cell service or wifi along the trail for the final 200 miles from Steven's Pass in Washington to Manning Park, BC. This is truly a remote and wild section of the trail. The posts I composed on the previous section of the trail have been posted by Eva and it may be a week before you hear from me again on Twitter, Facebook or this blog. Don't let the silence worry you. :) Continue to pray for good weather through the end of my hike. Multiple days of rain or a snow storm would be a miserable way to end the adventure.
I have picked a date for Eva to meet me in Manning Park, BC. at the end of the trail. I need to average 22 miles a day to be there on time. I have heard from several hikers that the next 98 miles are the hardest on the trail so I'll have to work hard to keep our schedule. I may try to communicate with Eva during this strech of trail by finding hikers or campers who will have cell service before I will and send her a text on their phone, but that's not a sure thing.
After she picks me up in Manning Park, we will spend a day or two in Vancouver, and then fly home! I look forward to resuming a normal life with a roof, indoor plumbing, cars, beds, showers, daily changes of clothes, a job, a much healthier diet, and most of all, being together with Eva!

That's so awesome Pastor Loren, best of luck ok the last stretch! Can't wait to see you back!
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