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Discover your next adventure on Fishing Booker. What's going on everybody? It's How To Tuesday and we've got a great one for you today.

I have a special guest, Ben Crawford. He is the author of 2000 miles together, which documents his family's trip on the Appalachian Trail.

2,000 miles, family of 8.

The youngest one was 2.

So today, what we're going to talk about is how to get the family into the outdoors.

Like maybe not everybody likes the outdoors.

Maybe somebody's kind of resistant.

Maybe you're somebody doesn't want to be around stinky fish. Maybe who knows what the

challenge is. But I wanted to bring Ben on today because he has overcome all of

these challenges in his pursuit to finish the Appalachian Trail. Not everybody liked it. It was cold. It was wet. There were a lot of challenges. Ben, can you help us out with some ideas on how people might get their families into the

outdoors? Well I can tell you how we did it and I love the question because it is a

very difficult challenge. In fact one of the things that I'm the most proud of

of our accomplishment in becoming the large family

at the trail is that we did it. Because I think I've tips and tricks but every

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