Carolina Cruiser
01-16-2005, 16:31
Hello Hikers,
"Appalachian Impressions-Hiking the Appalachian Trail" DVD is receiving excellent reviews from ALL that watch it. The Appalachian Trail Conference (ATC) said "it's the most professional and comprehensive program ever produced about hiking the Appalachian Trail." If you haven't heard about the program here is the description:
"Appalachian Impressions" is an epic story about hiking the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine. The program takes you on a six-month, 2,173-mile journey along the most famous long-distance hiking trail in the world. Along the way, you’ll meet hikers who have embarked on this trek, carrying everything they need on their backs. You’ll hear their stories, and experience the thrills and challenges of daily life on the trail. The program covers all fourteen states, the changing of the seasons, footwear, food, shelters, volunteer trail crews, and Leave No Trace Ethics.
"Appalachian Impressions" captures the true essence of this historic pathway, its interesting characters, beautiful scenery and the generous spirit found in small town America.
To learn more about the program or purchase a DVD go to www.flaglerfilms.com.
See everyone at Trail Days 2005.
Mark "Carolina Cruiser" Flagler
"Appalachian Impressions-Hiking the Appalachian Trail" DVD is receiving excellent reviews from ALL that watch it. The Appalachian Trail Conference (ATC) said "it's the most professional and comprehensive program ever produced about hiking the Appalachian Trail." If you haven't heard about the program here is the description:
"Appalachian Impressions" is an epic story about hiking the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine. The program takes you on a six-month, 2,173-mile journey along the most famous long-distance hiking trail in the world. Along the way, you’ll meet hikers who have embarked on this trek, carrying everything they need on their backs. You’ll hear their stories, and experience the thrills and challenges of daily life on the trail. The program covers all fourteen states, the changing of the seasons, footwear, food, shelters, volunteer trail crews, and Leave No Trace Ethics.
"Appalachian Impressions" captures the true essence of this historic pathway, its interesting characters, beautiful scenery and the generous spirit found in small town America.
To learn more about the program or purchase a DVD go to www.flaglerfilms.com.
See everyone at Trail Days 2005.
Mark "Carolina Cruiser" Flagler