/ˈfɛʁnveː/ — german, n. — an ache for the far-off place; the pull of a trail not yet walked.
Scroll. The day starts before the light does.
You climb the switchbacks in the dark, trusting your feet more than your eyes, and somewhere past the treeline the sky forgets to be black anymore.
By the time you can see the path, you've already walked most of it on faith.
Light falls in coins through the canopy. Somewhere a woodpecker is arguing with a dead branch. This is the part of the trail nobody rushes.
Tap the trees to plant one.
Five waypoints, one long argument with gravity. Tap a marker for the story it isn't telling you on the map.
Boots off, blisters compared, the day's argument with the mountain retold twice as steep as it happened.
Turn the ambient dial on, top right — the wind's got opinions too.
Three shapes are hiding up there. Tap the brighter stars and see what they were trying to be all along.
The Plough · Orion's Belt · Cassiopeia
Every trail log is just a list of people who went further than they meant to. Yours is on it now.