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New York History

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We love to hike. We're members of the Catskill 3500 Club. And the NY/NJ Trail Conference. Dawn and Tom are friends who have both completed the requirements for the Catskill 3500 Club (in winter as well), the Adirondack 46'ers, the New England 67's, and the North East 115's. Each of these accomplishments entitles you to a Patch that you can sew onto your backpack, show to your friends, etc. We both love beer too. Speaking of memberships, we are also members of several different Brewpub clubs.

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Frequently Asked Questions | Hike the Hudson Valley

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Hike the Hudson Valley. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Nobody actually asked me any of these questions, but if they did, here’s how I’d answer ’em:. 1 Why should I trust your trail directions? 2 How did you come up with the scenery ratings? 3 How did you come up with the difficulty ratings? 4 What other resources would you recommend? 5 Your writing sucks. How can I avoid seeing more of it? 6 Are you aware that there is a baby on your back? 12 Uh, why’d you do this? No I can’t. Some p...

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The Catskills | The HeSo Project

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Inspiration, Motivation, and a Whole Lot of HeSo. What the heck is a HeSo? Strangers in the Woods. This past weekend, I met three strangers at a Dunkin’ Donuts. Got in the car with them, and drove up to Bear Mountain. When I told people what I was planning to do they thought I was crazy, and most certainly would end up involuntarily donating some of my vital organs to the black market. We hiked the Popolopen. A 360 degree view of the Hudson Valley. I had been planning to do a hike for a while now, but I ...

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Free Introduction to Trail Maintenance Workshop April 12 in Fleischmanns | Catskill Conservation Corps

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Free Introduction to Trail Maintenance Workshop April 12 in Fleischmanns. March 17, 2015. Trail maintenance work gets you outside and on the trail! The Intro to Trail Maintenance workshop teaches you what you need to know to get involved as a volunteer trail maintainer in the Catskills! 8216;s Second Sundays at Spillian. Series continues with a free workshop on the basics of trail maintenance in the Catskills on Sunday, April 12 from 1pm to 4pm. So they can maintain an accurate headcount for the event.

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Devil’s Path | stratusnine

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Ndash; auto copy. Ndash; back forward. Ndash; caller id. Ndash; onenote 2007. Posted on Mar 7, 2009 @ 11:19 AM, by Jamie in General. David and I did our annual hiking trip back in September. It was absolutely the hardest terrain we’ve ever covered. We were hard pressed to do seven miles a day. I can only imagine what it would have been like if I hadn’t made significant strides in reducing my pack weight. In a previous post. If only we had read that the night before! The first half of the second day was a...

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Nature & Hiking – stephenesherman.com

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History, Aviation & WW2. Nature & Hiking. Nature & Hiking. With Halle on Cascade. Since, 2008, when I began hiking with my friend Dick Warren, I have hiked all 220 miles of the marked trails in Harriman/Bear Mountain State Park, many of them more than once, of course. As of Fall 2012, I have been maintaining the eastern section of the Pine Meadow Trail for the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference (NYNJTC).). Blackhead, Black Dome, Cole Trip Report – 8/31/12. Burroughs Range – Sept. 7, 2012.

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Cabin Living: Choices

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An ongoing window into my mind as I muse about the world from the comfort of my Cabin in the Catskills. Thursday, July 25, 2013. There are not many excuses in life but there are plenty of mitigating circumstances. A good friend of mine posted a link to the above morality maxim on her Facebook page. Not wanting to embroil myself in an internet kerfuffle, I made one reductio ad absurdum. Was she alone to blame? My point, of course, was not well received, or more appropriately stated, not fully appreciated.

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Cabin Living: January 2013

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An ongoing window into my mind as I muse about the world from the comfort of my Cabin in the Catskills. Saturday, January 26, 2013. The Sports Have It. Is a kid who will never be good at hitting a ball over a net with a racket disabled? Is a kid who just can't seem to kick a ball around a swifter footed 15 year old disabled? My god, There is an entire Olympics devoted to "special" athletes. I bet every participant is. Actually a great athlete regardless of their IQ or extremities status. So now what?

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Cabin Living: Dear Woody

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An ongoing window into my mind as I muse about the world from the comfort of my Cabin in the Catskills. Tuesday, June 18, 2013. The team here at "Cabin in the Catskills" is always looking to provide additional value added services to our loyal followers. So we are pleased to announce a new interactive feature entitled "Ask Woody". An advice and help column dedicated to the proposition that all people have equal access to get themselves lost or seriously disabled in our public wild lands. Go for a ride on...