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JenTil

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A short memoir of a father introducing his daughter to backpacking on the Appalachian Trail.

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A short memoir of a father introducing his daughter to backpacking on the Appalachian Trail.

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Editore:: William Byrd
Pubblicato:: Jul 21, 2012
ISBN:: 9781476167428
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William Byrd

I live in Central Florida, work as a Land Surveyor, and enjoy hiking, fishing and hunting.

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It started in 2008, for our summer vacation, we were going to spend a few days visiting my in-laws in Tennessee, then drive across the Smoky Mountains and visit my parents in North Carolina for a few days. I suggested that we make a stop in Georgia rather than the long days drive home to Central Florida. I reserved a cottage at Amicalola State Park for a night. Now you may think it rather selfish that a backpacker with a non-hiking wife, would make her stay at the park where the AT Approach Trail starts, but it really was not. We could stop and see the Gold Museum and visit the historic gold mines in Dahlonega – my wife, Anna, loves gold.

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