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    we will be hiking from N.Y.to MASS. in what town in conn is the best place to re stock and get a good meal.also what town is a good mail drop town,we will be going next sat,9/22
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    How about Kent Ct? Less than a mile from the trail and everything from upscale dining to pizza and chinese food. The grocery is good for long term resupply and there's a brand new laudromat. II Cat and I connected a dot up there this Spring and really enjoyed our stopover In Kent.
    "every day's a holiday, every meal a feast"

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    1st stop would be kent with everything mentioned above.
    2nd would be Cornwall bridge about 1 mile from the trail with a post office,general store,outfitter,package store.You can also camp at the state campground ( HOUSATONIC MEADOWS )about a mile down rt.7- on the river for a small fee.
    3rd would be Falls village - there is the mountainside cafe about 1/4 off the trail with great food.Don't stop at the gas station there when coming off the trail- I hear the owner is not hiker freindly.
    4th stop will be Salisbury Ct. about 1 mile off trail with a post office,supermarket and some upscale eating.

    Have a great hike.

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    Wolf.....

    Check the "Articles" section of this website; there is a lot of information there on food and re-supply that you might find useful.

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    Hey is the packy in CT still giving a free beer of choice? Where was that again, Cornwall Bridge?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sly View Post
    Here's the online Companion for that section in a PDF. CT starts on page 11

    http://www.aldha.org/companyn/nj-ct07.pdf
    you should be encouraging this person to purchase the companion

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    Quote Originally Posted by L. Wolf View Post
    you should be encouraging this person to purchase the companion
    It's 8:30PM I'm off the clock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sly View Post
    Hey is the packy in CT still giving a free beer of choice? Where was that again, Cornwall Bridge?
    yup. cornwall bridge. but a real hiker will take the blue-blaze to it and stealth for the nite on the PO loading dock next to the packy

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