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The Long Green Tunnel

Solo on the Appalachian Trail

The sound of gravel under the tires of the hiker shuttle faded.  I was alone at the Deep Gap trailhead to begin a solo hike on the Appalachian Trail in North Carolina. Instead of silence, I heard the low drone of bees visiting blooms around the trailhead.  One signpost indicated the trail leading south and another to the north.  The …

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Beal Wall Master with Unicore

17 Gift Ideas for Adventurous Women – From ‘Biners to Bags

Do you have a girlfriend, sister, mother or grandmother who is more adventurous than traditional?  If so, you may have already stumbled a few times choosing a gift.  If she prefers backpacks to Coach bags, or wet suits to evening gowns, this article will help you get started on your shopping list.

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Trail Food Prep

Beyond Ramen: Three Cookbooks for Backpacking

Just how many packs of Ramen Noodles can one person eat in a week?  I tried to find out during college, and didn’t want to repeat the experience while backpacking.  There are good premade dehydrated meals available, but they get expensive when packing for a long trip.

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