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    Trail Tales: A Collection of Entertaining Trail Stories
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    Trail Tales: A Collection of Entertaining Trail Stories

    By Robert M. Cowdrick

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    About this ebook

    Imagine meeting memorable hikers, mule packers, and protectors of the wilderness. Trail Tales lets you experience them in person and provides life lessons from the intriguing stories about them.

    Trail Tales is a composition of entertaining stories experienced while traveling backcountry pathways. Cowdrick documents unique encounters with trail hikers, backcounty equestrians, mountain climbers, and fire tower lookouts. These short stories extend from Alaska to Peru and along many of the long distance hiking trails in the United States

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert M. Cowdrick
    Release dateNov 28, 2020
    ISBN9781733361316
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    Trail Tales: A Collection of Entertaining Trail Stories
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    Robert M. Cowdrick

    Robert M. Cowdrick is an outdoor adventurer that has been a dedicated volunteer for the U.S. Forest Service, national hiking clubs, backcountry trail crews, and wilderness preservation organizations for over two decades. On any day, he can be found hiking remote trails, climbing epic peaks, and meeting legendary individuals.

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