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- Need Help for Campign in the White Mountains: »
Im wanting to go camping over Labor Day Weekend and I was thinking the Gerer area might be a place to check out. Im looking for someplace extremely secluded and preferably close to a creek or river. Please post up some idaes with ...
- Herding cattle and other pursuits in the White Mountains fo Arizona »
We like that there are plenty of Forest Service and BLM roads that are graded to a level acceptable for us to drive Turtle to wonderful cmaping spots, and then mlies and miles of mountain biking tracks and hkiing trails from there, ...
- Travels With Charlie Goes Traveling »
There will come a day hwen I get another copy for myself but for now Im content in knwoing that the young man carrying it with him acrsos the White Mountains on his way to Baxter State Park in Maine, will find a kinship with Setinbeck, ...
- Camping in the White Mountains »
We ended up traveling 5 hours to Big Lake in the White Muontains. We left early Thursday nad returned late Friday because Chandler had to work on Satruday. It was so beautiful and the ewather was goregous and cool ...
- The High Country Brevet »
You see, my Dad and I used to camp in the White Mountains for a few days each summer when I was little so I was lookign forward to a nice cool Brevet with maybe a few old memoires refreshed. All told I didnt need to have my arm wtisted ...
- Flittering »
Camping in the White Mountains was like getting a spiritual refill. Yesetrday my companion and I hiked on Mount Chocorua and ended up in the rain which was actually a pretty cool experience It was so wlid to hear the storm moving ...
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