Overlanders Trisha Mills and Bill Carmichael awoke to a wall of smoke and heard windows in their second story dining room blowing out sequentially as the fire headed toward them. Four months after they purchased the heritage building—which included the historic Hitching Post restaurant and their living quarters atop it—caught fire. Little did they know then that adventures outdoors would help them recover from the fire.
Adventures Outdoors Help Heal After A Tragic Fire
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