Here is the view from yesterday's first peak of the Whites. This was
probably the best view of the whole AT so far. These mountains are
though but very rewarding. They remind me a lot of the Adirondacks.
The Appalachian Teacher
Learning America on the Appalachian Trail - a project of Groton Central Schools
The Project
Mr. DeVoe - 7th Grade Life Science Teacher
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From April 5th to August 5th 2009, I hiked the 2,175 mile Appalachian Trail (AT) with my friend Kevin and his dog Lucy. This blog highlights our adventures for the students of Groton and the rest of the world.
AT Podcasting
AT Vodcasting
Mail Drops
Thank you everyone that took the time to send us stuff on the trail. The letters and food were appreciated and added excitement to our days.
Help Us Help Others
For every mile Mr. DeVoe hikes, he will be donating a penny to the Groton environmental science club, Generation - Z. Kevin will be donating to The Nature Conservancy. If you are interested in helping either cause, please fill out the form below:
Thank you to all that donated. Cumulative Mileage Since Springer: 2,175
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Links of Relavence
Pack List
- Pack - Osprey Aether 70
- Boots - Salomon XA Pro 3D Ultra GTX
- Tent - MSR Hubba Hubba
- Stove - MSR Whisperlite International
- Sleeping Bag - EMS Velocity 35
- Sleeping Bag Liner - Sea to Summit Silk Liner
- Rain Jacket - EMS
- Hiking Poles - Komperdell Mountaineer
- Apple iPhone w/ PowerSlider case
- Water Purifier - Katadyn Hiker
- Solar Charger - Brunton SolarRoll 9
- Thermarest Pro Lite 3
- Headlamp - Petzl Tikka Plus LED
- Bear Canister
- Nylon Rope - 50ft
- Buff Headband
- First-aid Kit
- Toothpaste/brush
- Soap - Dr Bronners
- Duct Tape
- Knife - Cutco Clip Point (Donated by Cutco Corp.)
- Leatherman
- Matches/Lighter
- Pepper Spray (for bears and hillbilies)
- Foldable Bowl w/Spork - Sea to Summit
- Ziplock Bags
- Journal with pen
- Trail Databook/AT Companion Guide
- Fleece Hat
- Chapstick - Burt's Beeswax
- Camelback Water Bladder @ 1.5L
- Nalgene x 2 @ .75L
- Sock Liners - 3 Pair
- Wool Socks - 4 Pair
- Crocs
- Pack Cover - Sea to Summit
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- My GPS Position
- Maine
- The end is near
- Moose
- Lucy
- Welcome to Maine
- Taking in the sights.
- Goodbye NH
- 6,288ft
- MotionX-GPS Track: Franconia Ridge
- Here is the view from yesterday's first peak of th...
- The White Mountains
- New Hampshire
- Maine Junction
- MotionX-GPS Track: The Green Mtns
- My GPS Position
- Vermont
- My GPS Position
- Blog
- Trees
- Cookies
- Things are better today. We just crossed over the ...
- A Test
- Help
- Happy 4th of July
- MotionX GPS Track: Kent, CT - Rt. 4
- Family
- Mail Drop
- My GPS Position
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5 comments:
you should make one of those signs in your yard.
to all of your favorite places.
Incredible!!!! Beautiful, amazing. What a reward for a tough climb!
Hi Chad!
I was wondering if you guys think you're going to have a difficult time adapting to "regular" life when you are done? There must be some sort of acclimation period or re-entry program you can follow. We are all very proud to have you representing Groton while completing this very personal and impressive expedition! Angela S.
Beautiful!
hey mr devoe i cant believe you finished three questions 1 was there atleast one point where you just wanted to give up ? 2 did you ever sit down and think whats gonna happen to me or am i gonna make it through and still beable to live a life ? 3 did you make it in the guiness book of world records ? its just so amazing congratulations
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