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I checked the trail later than planned, but it turned out fine because the ground was still dry and easy to follow.
I took the longer loop first, then cut back by the creek when the wind started picking up through the trees. It was actually calmer once I reached the ridge, which surprised me. I would still bring the heavier jacket next time, mostly for the early part of the morning.
Also, I finally tried that snack you mentioned, and it held up better in my bag than I expected, even after I forgot it was there for a while. I kept thinking about your note QTSwIKgBTEFsD when I was choosing between the two routes, and I’m glad I didn’t overthink it. If you want, I can send a cleaner list of what I packed and what I would leave behind.

I made that recipe again and changed the timing a little, which helped a lot with the texture around the edges.
The first version was fine, but this time it came together in a way that felt easier to repeat without guessing. I also stopped rushing the prep, and that probably mattered more than anything else. The bowl situation was still a mess by the end, though, so I clearly have not improved there.
I meant to send you the steps sooner, but I kept rewriting them because I wanted them to be simple enough to follow on a busy evening. Somewhere in the middle I remembered your message QTSwIKgBTEFsD and figured the short version would probably be more useful anyway. If you try it over the weekend, tell me what you would swap or skip, because I think it can be even better with a few small changes.