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Dawn Fredricks and McKenzie Barron join me on this 3-day, 45-mile interstate (ME-NH) trail as we play among the detritus and chat up the northbound AT hikers.
Dawn Fredricks and McKenzie Barron join me on this 3-day, 45-mile interstate (ME-NH) trail as we play among the detritus and chat up the northbound AT hikers.
Moving again, a cool breeze keeps us bundled up. Check out the fog still filling the valleys below.
Yes, the trail drops off as abruptly as it seems into a small pass before we climb back up Mt. Carlo seen in the distance.
Traversing the ridge between South Peak and North Peak. (clever names, eh? That, and North is south and South is north! Get a map and look yerself! OK- it does make sense if you look at a map... honest.)
More bog bridges, this time they're actually in a bog...
Unfortunately some of the bog bridges would sink when you stepped on them, and if you weren't quick you ended up with wet feet... sorry Dawn.
Fall colors are already starting to set in... even deep in the Notch.
Another narrow hands-and-knees sort of passage.
Aww... just right. Now we just need three bears to amble by and claim it was their breakfast we ate.
McKenzie waits her turn at the water hole at our first camp.
Not an uncommon view as we continue in the fragile Alpine Zone ecology.
A strategically placed white blaze confirms we're still on the trail... otherwise it would be hard to know this narrow gap was part of a 2000+ mile trail from Georgia to Maine. McKenzie deliberates on how she's going to get through.
Getting out of the Col puts skills acquired in Mahoosuc Notch to use. The white blaze reminds us we're on the right trail... in case we were wondering.