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Monthly Archives: September 2010
In the twilight of a late summer’s day.
September 25, the day before my birthday promised to be a lovely Indian summer day, and all the myriad domestic duties just couldn’t keep me out of the woods! It was late in the morning when I finally got off … Continue reading
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Roger’s Peak – hiking one of the North Coasts tallest peaks.
You know, I’ve got to stop doing this! I’m supposed to be completing my guide for the two overland routes from Portland to the Coast and focusing on filling in the detail on all the walks north and south of … Continue reading
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