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Mighty Blue On The Appalachian Trail: The Ultimate Mid-Life Crisis

Episode #168 - Appalachian Trail (Days 127 to 130)

Mighty Blue On The Appalachian Trail: The Ultimate Mid-Life Crisis

Steve Adams

Sports, Wilderness

4.8599 Ratings

🗓️ 6 July 2019

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

We've had visitors this week. One had a shirt for me while Trigger's boys drove 16 hours to hike seven miles with us.

The heat in New England has been stifling and certainly took a toll on us. However, the further north we go, the cooler the temperatures should be.

No more immediate visitors so we have an opportunity to put in more good miles in the coming days.

Transcript

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0:00.0

You are listening to the Hiking Radio Network, where we taught the walk with shows by hikers

0:06.2

about hikers for everybody.

0:24.0

Mighty Blue on the Appalachian Trail, the ultimate midlife crisis,

0:29.3

joins Stephen his guests every week as he staggers from Georgia to Maine.

0:40.2

Hi, and thanks again for joining me on my journey in Mighty Blue on the Appalachian Trail,

0:47.3

the ultimate midlife crisis. We are now into and in fact now out of Massachusetts and we've had some company for the past couple of days so we're going to come to that later.

0:50.8

We noticed the climb is getting steeper and some of the terrain is a lot muddier, but we're still pushing forward.

0:57.1

One of our listeners, his name's Josh, which he reversed himself as Josh, just a section hiker.

1:03.6

He tells me that I'm starting to sound fatigued.

1:06.5

Well, I am.

1:08.6

I've walked 1,600 miles.

1:14.3

Really, though, I've been recording either late at night or really early in the morning, so you're probably hearing me at that in my voice. Don't worry about me.

1:18.8

I've still got enough strength to get these last 1,600 miles. Let's hear now about what

1:23.9

went on on day number 127.

1:33.2

Day number 127.

1:38.9

US Route 20, mile 1552.1 to Kay Wood's Shelter,

1:42.6

mile 1568.1, a 16 mile day.

1:48.7

Trigger and I have always been very eager to get ourselves some decent breakfast in the morning.

1:53.8

And while the motel we stayed at was okay, the breakfast just wasn't going to cut it for us.

1:58.4

So we found Joe's diner in Lee, which was just the sort of thing we need.

2:01.5

Apparently, the Joe's diner had been around for 50 years,

2:03.6

so we kind of assumed that Joe might have worked out to make breakfast, and we would not disappoint it.

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