Monday, September 17, 2007
Allentown shelter PA
What you see in the picture is a typical AT Shelter. They are scattered along the trail every 5 Or so miles. Today, I hiked 11 miles (10 on the trail and 0.5 to and from a spring), and i am exhausted! The terrain was extremely rocky and there were a few toug h climbs. On a lighter note, i almost fell flat on my back after two turkeys shot out of some bushes next to the trail! I thought i was done for with the amount of noise they made! Thankfully, i survived.
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Hey! Glad to hear you finally got the OLD MAN to take you up there! ;-P I hope all is well and we are thinking of you often!
Ken
Whew - you survived the turkeys - it's all downhill from there!
:)
By the way, here are some details of the shelter:
Allentown Shelter
Waypoint: Allentown
County/State: Lehigh PA
Elevation: 1350'
1225.5 miles from Springer and 948.5 miles to Katahdin
next shelter south ↓ 7.4 miles. next shelter north ↑ 10.0 miles.
You can copy this link to go to a googelearth map:
http://www.cs.utk.edu/~dunigan/at/googleat.php?lat=40.68305&lon=-75.87437&scale=11
cheers! /the old man
Ken you can bite me!
By the way, here are some details of the shelter:
Allentown Shelter
Waypoint: Allentown
County/State: Lehigh PA
Elevation: 1350'
1225.5 miles from Springer and 948.5 miles to Katahdin
next shelter south ↓ 7.4 miles. next shelter north ↑ 10.0 miles.
You can copy this link to go to a googelearth map:
http://www.cs.utk.edu/~dunigan/at/googleat.php?lat=40.68305&lon=-75.87437&scale=11
cheers! /the old man
Ken you can bite me!
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