Blazing a Good Trail: The AT in Maine (Part Three)

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9:48 a.m. on November 19, 2007 (EST)

Alicia
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Blazing a Good Trail: The AT in Maine (Part Three)

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(Continued from Part Two) We awaken at dawn to the sounds of a moose lumbering toward our tent. The animal’s heavy footfalls pass nearby and then eventually fade away. We wait a few minutes before deciding we’re fully awake and heading down to the shore of C Pond for our own breakfast....

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9:22 p.m. on November 19, 2007 (EST)

Bill S
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Re: Blazing a Good Trail: The AT in Maine (Part Three)

Alicia, I thoroughly enjoyed your AT trail article. I'm going to put a comment over in the Backpacking section, since I believe every backpacker and outdoors person, whether a newby or experienced, ought to read it. It is especially great to read the thoughts of someone who has the connection of a relative who helped build the trail.

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