Feliciano de Moura
Feliciano de Moura once persuaded a hiker to add the missing water weight to a trail-name argument, a modest success after thirty years portioning lunches in school cafeterias. Long retired, he still measures every proposed name against the serving it promises and the appetite it creates.
Articles by Feliciano de Moura
Couple Breaks Up on Trail, Continues Hiking Together for 800 Miles
Neither partner was willing to abandon their thru-hike permit, so they agreed to 'compartmentalize the heartbreak between mile markers.'
Hiking Boot Review Blog Receives More Traffic Than National Park Website
The 12,000-word comparison of two nearly identical boots attracted 1.2 million readers, most of whom have never hiked.
Thru-Hiker Hierarchy Now More Rigid Than Medieval Feudal System
Triple Crowners at the top, AT thru-hikers in the middle, and day hikers at the bottom of a caste system enforced entirely through subtle condescension.