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sts the day a bear took my
and up a ridge. Lucki
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the first 14 days it poured," Bauer sai(
le trail is not that difficult, but the rai
>ssible. When I got into North Carolina
r because the terrain became more di
so had difficult terrain, but by then th
auer said.
miles and to get out of it was a gr?
"I could just think about the journey th<
think how far off the finish was was ju
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"he ground is covered with large pointc
ng next to impossible.''
jgh the middle of New York's suburl
re was 104 degrees.
>y to get into Connecticut. It was a 1
:k in the wilderness."
Bauer hiked in the Berkshire Mountain
into the real deep woods."
state. Bauer's father walked the last IS
grandparents came from New York I
sh on top of Mount Katahdin.
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Animals also provided obstacles. Or
backpack, dragged it across a streai
ily, he didn't damage anything.
irning and found a mouse nibbling on nr
e I found three skunks in my sleepir
morning was the most depressing part
worth it though. When you worked ha
of a peak and you felt the cool breeze,
lit."
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