[at-l] What?

[grey.owl at comcast.net]

Arrived home today from Maine.  I spent a small fortune at L.L. Bean 
while my wife did her best to buy all of the Yarn in Maine.

Without adequate footwear to tackle any long hikes in VT, I took a 
number of short hikes in the Green Mountains.  These proved to be 
wonderful and some were along short sections of the Long Trail.  We 
had plenty of rain, but the last full day was beautiful and the trails 
were fairly dry.  So we went sailing on lake Chaplain. 

Did not stop at the Long Trail Brewery in VT, we drove past it at 
8:30.  Good thinking that we left early as we got 'lost' a couple of 
times in NH.  One road that Mapquest found for us apparently does 
not exist and another was twenty miles of dirt road which was great 
until we ended up at a road closed sign.

It rained the first full day in Maine, so we headed south to L.L. Bean 
were I got the most comfortable pair of hiking boots.  Also  got some 
rain gear.  The rest of our time in Maine was hiking inside of Acaidia 
and Sea Kyaking.

Left Maine yesterday after hiking around Jordan's Creek and arrived 
around lunch time today.  A great 11 days hiking, tomorrow I go back 
to work.

Cheers,

Grey Owl
 

> No closing days report?
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> No weather? Beauteous scenery? (Boy, thank God for Spell Check)
> No hiking friends met/made?
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> NO REPORT OF LONG TRAIL BREWERY VISIT?
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> Grey Owl, me mailbox is more than empty.....
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