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    descents* Grr

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    you are doing that in a day? or a few days? going down Mansfield is steeper but easier on the knees and shins.

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    The thing about camels hump sobo is that you start at almost sea level and climb forever....

    Doing laundry in Manchester center!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 10-K View Post
    The thing about camels hump sobo is that you start at almost sea level and climb forever....

    Doing laundry in Manchester center!
    Happy birthday! Clean laundry is a wonderful way to celebrate the day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jakedatc View Post
    you are doing that in a day? or a few days?
    We are going to take our trip real slow, averaging about 10 miles a day because we enjoy lots of downtime and time to enjoy the beauty that my home state has to offer us We're doing it in 4 days 3 nights. Real slow I know...

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    Quote Originally Posted by posthardkyle View Post
    We are going to take our trip real slow, averaging about 10 miles a day because we enjoy lots of downtime and time to enjoy the beauty that my home state has to offer us We're doing it in 4 days 3 nights. Real slow I know...
    booo.. i was hoping you were going on a 24hr kamakazi mission your way perhaps is slightly more reasonable

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    You picked a nice, cool day to visit Manchester 10-K.
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    Weather cooperated nicely. I stayed in the bromley ski patrol building last night listening to it rain dreading trying to hitch into town in the rain and when I woke up it had stopped. Got a lift into town in about twenty minutes. Sorry I didn't get out your way. I opted to stay in town so I could walk around at my leisure. I hear you are booked solid. A hiker at the inn at long trail was bummed he had to stay at the Avalanche because you were full.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 10-K View Post
    The thing about camels hump sobo is that you start at almost sea level and climb forever....

    Doing laundry in Manchester center!
    Man 10K , your flying. I just made it to Waitsfield today and found a libary. Vermont has eatten the tips of my Leki poles and can't find replacements here in town. Man, this trail is beating me up - glad I'm almost to the "easy" sections! Now for me to find a laundramat and a place to stay tonight!
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    The mountain goat outfitter in Manchester center has Leki tips. My black diamond tips didn't make it to Lincoln gap either.

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    hey 10k

    how is the WM Highlite bag working out for ya on this trip? whats' been the nightly low temps? I'm heading up in a couple weeks, starting from Williamstown around Sept 1st on a NOBO e2e and thinking of using that same bag.

    Quote Originally Posted by 10-K View Post
    Weather cooperated nicely. I stayed in the bromley ski patrol building last night listening to it rain dreading trying to hitch into town in the rain and when I woke up it had stopped. Got a lift into town in about twenty minutes. Sorry I didn't get out your way. I opted to stay in town so I could walk around at my leisure. I hear you are booked solid. A hiker at the inn at long trail was bummed he had to stay at the Avalanche because you were full.

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    The bag has been overkill really. Temps have been in the mid to upper 50s at night and in the 80s during the day. I understand September it cools down a lot so it'll come in handy then I bet.

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    Slo, after Lincoln Gap it's like a completely different trail from then on. I've went from 15-17 mile days back to the mid 20s since then. 27 yesterday was my longest trying to get set up to drop into MC early so I could make it a near zero day as possible.

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    Weird you guys trashed your pole tips.. mine still have the indent even.

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    Tossing them down in front of me like a spear so I could climb down rocks did mine in.

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    Thanks for the updates 10-K and Happy Birthday.

    Did you get to blow out any candles on some kind of yummy cake?

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    Leaving Manchester Center. Man I love this town. Almost tried to slack pack so I could stay another day.

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    Finished today at 5:30... enroute back to Erwin!

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    Congrats 10K. Hope you enjoyed your trip.

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    Nice job 10K let us know if you post up a trip report or pictures

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