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The 'Gulf Hagas of Arizona. appalachiantrailcafe.net/index…36497663a6f5dabf2370859b0

Quote from rhjanes: “That hiker made poor choices followed by more poor choices and then some more. Could he be subject to a rescue bill? ” From the tone of the article, I assume that is coming next. Wonder how much it costs to send two whole Cog Railway Trains up the mountain for one person?

SAR sounded pretty pissed off on this one... boston.com/news/local-news/202…ngton/?p1=hp_featurestack

No, we all should though. Last time I was in Millinocket I hit a Hot Dog stand. Certain parts of Maine have these weird red hot dogs called 'Red Snappers.' Worth a try.

It is just another Tuesday in the North. I think I brought a P&J sandwich to work that day

Hello MNR, I am going to go with Not realistic. Definitely would not be enjoyable in my mind. If you need to keep your full time job, I would recommend just enjoying some hiking weekends and vacations for now. Section hiking is great.

Rhode Islanders are tough... boston.com/news/local-news/202…re-hands/?p1=hp_secondary

Maybe Groundhogs are smarter than your average human

Today's question is incorrect. 'Peace Pilgrim' was the first woman to thru-hike the AT.

I'll be in Queens and Nassau County this weekend HB. Maybe I'll hit some New Haven Apizza on the way down Lou.

Quote from Sarcasmtheelf: “I'm tentatively on board, with the caveat that between work and kids I have often have a very hard time keeping any weekends clear. Also, you may want to post this to You Got This! on FB, as a few members there are familiar with the trail and I think at least one member is very well versed with the whole thing. ” Assplug! Thanks for the tip, but I will let the core group discuss this here first before reaching out. Yes, it may take work to find agreeable weekends. That…

Hello Hikers, I am creating this thread mostly for my Connecticut and Long Island friends who join the annual MLK weekend hike, but all are welcome to join the potential hike and discuss. My proposal is that we do an annual weekend hike of the New England Trail (Now officially a National Scenic Trail) with the end goal of completing the entire trail. Here are my thoughts... - Some of these sections could be done on MLK weekend, but I admit I would prefer more prime season hiking. At a minimum ma…

Quote from LIhikers: “While I'm not familiar with any of that, I'd bet the southern end has a lot of road walking and few places to camp. ” The New England Trail part has few shelters and crosses private land, so in that section thru-hikers are encouraged to stay in town in parts.

The 'Friends of the Coos Trail' on FB mapped out an interesting way to walk from New Haven, CT to Canada utilizing the Coos Trail and other existing trails. Here is their post in case any of my New England friends want to take a walk... TRANS-NEW ENGLAND TRAIL ROUTE (LINKING RAGGED MOUNTAIN TO THE COHOS TRAIL SYSTEM TO CREATE A MAJOR THRU-TRAIL FROM LONG ISLAND SOUND TO QUEBEC, CANADA) SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND (existing trails) Start: Long Island Sound at New Haven, Connecticut New England Trail to …

Oh, I love Melanie. She wrote that song after and about Woodstock. We were so close there was no room We bled inside each others wounds We all had caught the same disease And we all sang the songs of peace Some came to sing, some came to pray Some came to keep the dark away Look on Youtube for the version she sang live in the Netherlands.

I do like photography, although I suck at it. Just wrapping up the last of the photos from my Hawaii trip. I did like this one. I call it 'The Source' Just channeling my inner Georgia O'Keeffe appalachiantrailcafe.net/index…36497663a6f5dabf2370859b0

Nene, Big Island: The world's rarest goose and Hawaii's state bird. In 1952 there were only 30 Nene left in existence. Conservationists saved the birds from the brink of extinction, and today over 3000 Nene live in the wild. appalachiantrailcafe.net/index…36497663a6f5dabf2370859b0 I asked Nolan what he wanted to do in Hawaii, and his answer was to see a Nene. We went on a birding safari and finally found our quarry in Volcano National Park. This is my favorite photo of the trip because it made m…

Also from the Hawaii Trip, Northern Pintail (Anas acuta) appalachiantrailcafe.net/index…36497663a6f5dabf2370859b0

Quote from hikerboy: “Yesterday I hiked in a park I'd never heard of. I'd seen it mentioned in a FB group so I decided to check it out, and I'm glad I did. It's called Trail View State Park. Turns out it's got some fun trails, not too challenging, and a lot of possible loop variations. It does share some of the trails with mountain bikes, but yesterday I was mostly alone, no hikers and one mountain biker. I'll go back again. I couldn't believe I'd never heard of it before. appalachiantrailcafe.n…

I wonder if anyone ever took him up on an AT guided tour?