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The Appalachian trail, /trv/elers

I'm leaving for it in 15 days.
Will I see you there?
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>>10999
looks pretty cool
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>>11117
Where did you come from?
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Enjoy traveling through the hickest parts of the east coast.
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lmfao. the Appalachian Trail runs near my hometown (NY)... in high school my brother worked at an ice cream parlor near the trail, and 90% of his customers were disgusting, unwashed hikers that smelled like feet. once my mom randomly invited two of them over for dinner and let them sleep in their tent in our front lawn.

tldr enjoy your poor hygiene. oh, and bears.
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>>11094
It's pretty and cool, until you meet the three most annoying large mammal groups in the eastern united states.
1. Hicks.
2. Hippies.
3. Bears.
They are ALL OVER THE FUCKING PLACE on that glorified nature hike, it's like someone smeared the entire place in honey, pot, and banjos. Seriously, just do something else for vacation.
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>>11212
Start at the southern end if you're starting in March. New Hampshire and Maine are having snowy winters like they haven't seen since the 1870s.
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yeah, look out for the bears, srsly.

I don't know about the rest of the states along the trail, but NC is crawling with them. I'd hate to hike it after the drought that's hit the Southeast, they're even more bold than they used to be
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>>11215
Vermont too.

I live in Vermont, but I'm not directly on the trail. It goes close by me, though.
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My grandparents live up in the Appalachian hills in Tennessee. Visiting there is like traveling back to the 1940s, I shit you not.
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>>12201
Just don't be a retard and try to hand feed them. They are not domestic animals (hint, hint Ohio vacationers). Now the werewolves you do need to look out for.
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I live in the Appalachian hills area of Tennessee and this is the truth. They are terrified of change and technology. Me, my dad, the couple who vacations here from New York in the summers, and the bank are the only people with internet access. I'm the only one with 10MB in the whole county. Luckily 90% of the population is over retirement age so when they all finally kill over i'll have the whole place to myself.