Even if you don’t go to Augusta, you still can get a copy of the official program.
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Even if you don’t go to Augusta, you still can get a copy of the official program.
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10 tips for launching a successful crowdfunding campaign to fund your long-distance hike AND inspire your community to pursue their dreams!
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When family, friends, and acquaintances learn of my plan to thru hike the Appalachian Trail, the top questions I receive are almost always 1) am I going alone and 2) am I bringing a gun.
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“One day or day one. You decide”
March 2016: I was sitting in my 250 person auditorium classroom watching 2016 AT Tru Hikers depart from Springer Mountain in hopes to become part of the 25%.
Days/ weeks go by and I remember watching some regret to inform their friends and families that they were returning home for injury related reasons.
I remember reading updates and blog posts and thinking about them when I was cozy in my bed during those crazy thunderstorms. ...
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Hey,
I’m laid up in bed, enjoying a nice zero at St. Luke’s Hostel in Virginia, when it dawned on me:
“I almost quit today.”
That phrase. That simple little, four-worded sentence was my first journal entry on the AT. Now, I think back to that day and laugh, but it was anything but funny at the time.
You see, it was February 1st, 2017. The day had finally come. I was actually going to hike the Appalachian Trail. ...
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A thru hike is a once in a lifetime experience. It’s special. It’s a break from the normalcy of city life – an opportunity to find your soul and enjoy a 6 month love affair with Nature.
Start Slow
If you blitz through the trail you will go back to ‘normal life’ sooner. You’ve given yourself a break from that, enjoy it. And more importantly, in the beginning of your hike, take care of your body. ...
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