<div>This is one of those amazing places on the Continental Divide Trail.</div><div>They really gain nothing material by hosting us, yet they continue to do so.</div><div>I am not a religious man myself (though i am spiritual) but their example of hospitality inspires me to be a more hosiptable person.</div>
<div> </div><div>I will never forget the friendly nature in which i was personally welcomed in this place and how i was never confronted </div><div>with their views of religion whilst staying there.</div><div>Ghost Ranch is a beautiful place with beautiful souls.</div>
<div>Even the Canada geese made flights over the place which was inspiring to a CDT hiker.</div><div> </div><div>When you are invited to breakfast, eat your first serving but wait until everyone is done before seeking</div>
<div>second helpings.</div><div>I know we are a hungry bunch but this is exactly the place we need to be grateful and not greedy.</div><div>(Trust me.. that food is very good) </div><div>Let's be careful at Ghost Ranch so those behind us can share in the friendship found there.</div>
<div>Not saying anyone in particular.. just that i was told they wait until "firsts" are served before "seconds" are taken.</div><div>Yes, we paid.. Yes, we can be patient.</div><div>Just above Ghost ranch (on the CDT NoBo) are the real gems..</div>
<div>Let me just say there are places here beyond the CDT that are worth the effort ;)</div><div> I won't spoil it but there are some special things that tourists don't generally see and CDT hikers might find fascinating.</div>
<div> </div><div> </div><div>-iceaxe</div>