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Getting Better Trail Legs in New England

As of September 4th, I've finished over 193 miles of the 338 I need to complete the Appalachian Trail. Finishing Vermont While it was challenging, I came to enjoy the AT in Vermont.

Getting Better Trail Legs in New England

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As of September 4th, I've finished over 193 miles of the 338 I need to complete the Appalachian Trail.

Finishing Vermont While it was challenging, I came to enjoy the AT in Vermont.

However, these miles do not include the White Mountains, which have been described as "15 percent of the AT, and 85 percent of the work." I don't know if those claims are accurate, but I am in for a test...

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As of September 4th, I've finished over 193 miles of the 338 I need to complete the Appalachian Trail. Finishing Vermont While it was challenging, I came to enjoy the AT in Vermont. However, these miles do not include the White Mountains, which have been described as "15 percent of the AT, and 85 percent of the work." I don't know if those claims are accurate, but I am in for a test starting tomorrow, when I slackpack The Kinsman.

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  • However, these miles do not include the White Mountains, which have been described as "15 percent of the AT, and 85 percent of the work." I don't know if those claims are accurate, but I am in for a test...

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