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  • BMT>AT>Cohos Trail

    odd man out - - Trip Planning

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    Good to know, since Monday is my last day at work. However my wife thinks being gone for more than a week is unreasonable. That makes planning a challenge.

  • Jeopardy

    odd man out - - Gear

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    For $1000 For drinkable water, bring tablets of chlorine dioxide or this element, which nps.gov says is a "frequently used" disinfection agent. (Hidden Content)

  • Jeopardy

    odd man out - - Gear

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    For $800 Don't forget bug spray! The CDC recommends repellent with this 4-letter ingredient to repel ticks (Hidden Content)

  • Jeopardy

    odd man out - - Gear

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    For $600 Sunglasses named for this icy formation are designed to block sunlight reflecting off snow in Alpine terrain. (Hidden Content)

  • Jeopardy

    odd man out - - Gear

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    For $400 In an early 1900s camping guide, Horace Kephart wrote about a hiking snack of raisins, nuts & chocolate now called this. (Hidden Content)

  • Jeopardy

    odd man out - - Gear

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    For $200 This end-of-the-alphabet company sells a ferro rod for starting campfires, if you don't have one of its lighters handy (Hidden Content)

  • Jeopardy

    odd man out - - Gear

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    One of today's Jeopardy caregories is Hiking Gear. This must be a first. Be sure to phrase your response in the form of a question.

  • ATQOTD

    odd man out - - AT Specific

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    Quote from rhjanes: “Quote from Astro: “Quote from rhjanes: “⛰️ AT Question Of The Day – Apr 23, 2024 ⛺ My answer today was – CORRECT Total questions answered – 777 Total answers correct – 720 Percentage answers correct – 93% Longest correct streak – 61 hykeroo.com/atqotd #hykerooatqotd ” If it had been Northbound I would have refused to answer it. I know what they think the answer is, but that is just the last place Myron Avery (and crew) connected sections. To me that other question should eit…

  • whats the weather where you are?

    odd man out - - General

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    it charges fast. Haven't timed it, but if I go in for lunch, or do another chore, it will usually be charged by the time I get back to mowing. Since I am retiring this year, I figure I would have time to mow just part of the yard in the AM, part in the PM, part the next day. With a flexible schedule, it's not much of an issue.

  • whats the weather where you are?

    odd man out - - General

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    my old Toro mower died last spring. The mower worked fine but the self propel drive belt would not stay on. So I replaced it with a battery powered electric mower. It's so much lighter than a ICE, it seems like a toy. I have a 2/3 acre lawn. It takes about 2 to 3 charges to finish.

  • whats the weather where you are?

    odd man out - - General

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    Ah, spring time. It means mowing the lawn when it's in the 40’s with wind chills in the 30's

  • Rock and Roll

    odd man out - - Mountain Mike's Jukebox

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    Quote from hikerboy: “Dickey was one of my guitar heroes as a kid. I would wear out the ABB albums learning every single one of his solos on my guitar, note for note. And while I was able to copy them, he was the one who dreamed them up. ” Highway 41 from last year's backpacking trip. I think the song is refering to the other end. appalachiantrailcafe.net/index…221a09975b18adc0dfd423853

  • ATQOTD

    odd man out - - AT Specific

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    Quote from BillyGr: “Quote from rhjanes: “I don't remember seeing today's question before. Goes thru which college campus? ⛰️ AT Question Of The Day – Apr 19, 2024 ⛺ My answer today was – CORRECT Total questions answered – 773 Total answers correct – 716 Percentage answers correct – 93% Longest correct streak – 61 hykeroo.com/atqotd #hykerooatqotd ” Can't say I have either, but just from reading your post, I was thinking of the correct answer before I even saw the choices (even though a couple o…

  • welcome to the cafe

    odd man out - - Coffee Talk

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    I still enjoy the teaching, but all the other stuff (scholarship, committees, annual reviews. Activity plans, etc...) that goes with being a university prof became a drag. I'm in the older wife category. Since she retired a few years ago, there is less incentive to stick around.

  • welcome to the cafe

    odd man out - - Coffee Talk

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    Taught my last class today (nucleic acid structure). After next week's final exams I will be done.

  • We Suck

    odd man out - - Coffee Talk

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    I wonder if this has happened before. This season, our NFL team won the same number of games as our NBA team. Ouch.

  • Hiking plan for 2024

    odd man out - - Trip Planning

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    I have finalized plans for an August hike in ME. Unfortunately I had to cut back to a one week trip which will not be enough to do the whole HMW. So I will fly to BGR, shuttle to Shaws for the night, after the famous breakfast I will have them shuttle me to a trail head about half way to BSP, probably Johnston Rd? Hike 5 days to katahdin Stream CG (got a shelter reservation.) Up the AT to Baxter Peak, down Abol Trail, shuttle to Millinocket for the night. Shuttle to Medway, bus to BGR, fly home.…

  • Pop Muzik

    odd man out - - Mountain Mike's Jukebox

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    they are rebroadcasting it on Friday.

  • Took a walk today

    odd man out - - General

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    Wow! 70 degrees, not a cloud, light breeze, and a weekend. Went for a walk at our favorite local park (maybe 1.5 miles). I will definitely need to step it up before summiting Katahdin in August.

  • ATQOTD

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    Quote from Sarcasmtheelf: “Funny side note to today's question. Apparently we have no idea what the tribe we claim to get the name "Appalachian" from was actually called. IIRC the account I read, the name only survived in a single document written in Spanish and was most likely provided by a different tribe long after the actual "Appalachian" tribe had died out. Being a translation of another dated translation and it's entirely likely is sounds bears little resemblance to the name the original w…