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January 2020

Appalachian Trail fungi Hiking North Carolina

Hogback Ridge Shelter AT- January views & fungi

In mid-January, we had a stretch of wet, windy and warm weather. In the past week, the temperatures have ranged from highs in the sixties to lows in the teens. Yes, the weather can change rapidly here, but it has been a bit more extreme than usual. Our destination was Read more…

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By REBECCA, 5 yearsJanuary 21, 2020 ago
Appalachian Trail Hiking lichens mosses North Carolina Tennessee

Hiking in Rime Ice: Allen Gap on the AT

The first weekend of January brought cold temperatures, along with rain or snow, depending on the elevation. Our destination was towards the Spring Mountain Shelter, starting at Allen Gap on the Appalachian Trail. Due to my foot injury, I was alternately frustrated and positive about my ability- and limitations- to Read more…

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By REBECCA, 5 yearsJanuary 16, 2020 ago
Appalachian Ranger District Appalachian Trail fungi Hiking lichens mosses

Fall to Winter Transition Hikes

There is no doubt that the plant kingdom has fine-tuned the intricacy of seasonal change that belies the stark landscape of winter. Hiking in winter feels hushed and peaceful, as though everything around you is in deep slumber. Even before the winter solstice arrived, we had already hiked twice in Read more…

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By REBECCA, 5 yearsJanuary 1, 2020 ago
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