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 September 4, 2014
Lake Champlain is the “forgotten” Great Lake which also drains into the St Lawrence Seaway. It is somewhat of an up and coming destination for paddling although its remoteness from any major metropolitan areas other than Burlington and Montreal means that the lake remains relatively off the radar for most paddlers. The cliffs of Split.....
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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 7, 2014
This is an account of a rugged bushwhack of the Cold Hollow Mountains High Point located near Belvidere, Vermont and is a P2K/NEFF peak. It is trail-less and seldom visited although apparently more well known to hunters of moose, deer and sheds more than hikers. Cold Hollow Mountains, as seen from Belvidere Pond, I believe...
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Written on August 3, 2014
Jay Peak in Vermont is famous for being a ski resort but the mountain itself is one of New England’s greatest. The summit does not reach the magical 4,000 foot mark, but it does stand as one of the last major mountains on the Long Trail and of Vermont’s Green Mountains. It earns its place...
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