Written on October 9, 2017
All time favorite- Long Trail Hiking in the fall Boy, do I ever miss living in Maine when the Fall Foliage report start coming in! I spent my grad school years living in Northern New England and I don’t think I studied a single minute between late September and late October. Without any sort of...
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Written on January 24, 2015
Overview of the International Appalachian Trail as it winds from Mt Katahdin, Maine all the way to the edge of the Gaspé Peninsula of Québec. The IAT through the Chic Choc Mountains It’s about this time of year when the restless of winter gets to the best of us and we begin great...
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Written on August 28, 2014
The time has come for me to bid Maine and New England happy trails, fair winds and following seas. This fall I’ll be relocating to Chicago, Illinois to begin my career as a Family Nurse Practitioner. For personal and professional reasons, this is a very welcome move but I will be leaving behind the way of...
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Written on August 27, 2014
As it turns out, the final hikes I accomplished on this recent bonanza were the two difficult summits of White Cap and North Kennebago Divide. Both peaks are reached though a combination of old logging roads, light to moderate ‘whacking and herd paths. I was able to do them in 1/2 a day and combine...
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Written on August 21, 2014
Situated between Stratton and Rangeley is East Kennebago Mountain, a tall and isolated summit which makes the New England 100 Highest List. I climbed this in a 1/2 day along with a few other summits in the area. A nice undercast in the valley separating east Kennebago and the Saddleback Range After spending the night...
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