Trip SearchTeam ST: Day 2
[9:30 p.m.] A day of drainage crossings has brought the team to the Little Hatchets, close to 20 miles north of the Day 1 camp.
Monday, April 23, 2007
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Hiking History: The push to create the first definitive map of the Continental Divide Trail
WELCOME!
In the February 2007 issue of BACKPACKER, editor-in-chief Jonathan Dorn called on the masses to help BACKPACKER, the Continental Divide Trail Alliance and federal agencies tackle a massive undertaking: give the trail an official map. As a result, close to 3,000 of you applied, and 300 volunteers where chosen. Check in here to stay on top of developments as the endeavor continues through the summer. If you have any specific project questions, feel free to drop us a line at CDTproject@gmail.com.
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1 comment:
Keep up the good work! You guys are my heros. I wish so much I was with you right now. Is someone taking sunset photos? I'm really enjoying the phone cast of your progress, thank you Andrew for being so descriptive and eloquent. Miss you Jim and Jimmy, hope you didn't pack the fart thing. Love you guys, Lani
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