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You are listening to the Hiking Radio Network where we talk the walk with shows by hikers about hikers for everybody.

Thank you. the walk with shows by hikers about hikers for everybody.

Mighty Blue on the Appalachian Trail, the ultimate midlife crisis, joined Stephen his guests every week as he staggers from Georgia to Maine.

Hi and thanks for coming back again for the 104th episode of Mighty Blue on the Appalachian Trail.

We've had a bunch of great episodes recently, passing the 100 episode mark a few weeks back, and powering into the second 100 episodes. Today, I think you're going to find we've got another great one. For me, the story of this year's Appalachian Trail has been covered in one of my other podcasts, returning to Qatarin, where I followed Bruce Mattson all the way from his preparations to the summit of Katarden on September 1st. I know, I'm biased, because the show really took a lot

of my attention. However, for the majority of the hiking community, the story that grabbed many

of us was the unlikely journey of a father, a mother, and six children named Dove, Eden, Seven, Memory, Philea and

memorably Rainier. Ben and Cammy Crawford were mum and dad to this unlikely band, yet their

vlog became required viewing in my home. All the time I kept thinking, they can't go on my

further, surely not. Yet they did.

And many of us cheered their progress towards Catardin. I should say at the outset that there

were some critics of the family, some people who felt that they were entitled and whiners,

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