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So. I’m finally getting around to posting our hiking pictures. So here they are. Can’t remember if we said in the other post but we were hiking at Virgin Falls. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <have in mind> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <touch> <strong>

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So. I’m finally getting around to posting our hiking pictures. So here they are. Can’t remember if we said in the other affix but we were hiking at Virgin Falls. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <have in mind> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong>

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So. I’m finally getting around to posting our hiking pictures. So here they are. Can’t bequeath if we said in the other post but we were hiking at Virgin Falls. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <have in mind> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <touch> <strong>

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So. I’m finally getting around to posting our hiking pictures. So here they are. Can’t remember if we said in the other affix but we were hiking at Virgin Falls. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <touch> <strong>

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Welcome Hikers!This week's hike was a loop-d-loop if there ever was one.. or maybe a loop-d-loop-d-loop would be a bit more like it. On Friday evening. Deb and Sof agreed to conquer Rocky Neck again this week. So that's where we will begin. We met at 9am on Saturday morning at our usual parking spots at Rock Neck. We stepped out into the 20 to 30 degree temperatures and we were raring to go. We fitted our gloves hats and walking sticks into their normal positions and before long we were across the parking lot and into the woods chatting as we went. The normal loop around Rocky Neck is probably about 3 to 3 1/2 miles long. Since we usually have been doing about 8 miles per hike we all followed Rob as he meandered through the trails and the beach a few times until his pedometer read just under 8 miles. We stopped and snapped our pictures at the obvious locations and we really enjoyed our workout. During our previous 2 hikes we had to be very cautious as we stepped over lots of loose rock but this hike was very different. We were free to stretch our legs out and take long strides speeding up our pace. There were few rocks to be careful of. My legs felt much different during lunch this week. It was a very brisk and lively day outside on the beach. We enjoyed the company of a few groups who passed us their dogs jumping with glee in the sand. There were also a few couples enjoying the sun in their face and the ocean breeze in their hair snapping random pictures of themselves. Taking in the glory of the day. We ate lunch at CafeNV had our Starbucks and then shopped at the Crystal Mall a bit before we went our separate ways.

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Welcome Hikers!This week's hike was a loop-d-loop if there ever was one.. or maybe a loop-d-loop-d-loop would be a bit more like it. On Friday evening. Deb and Sof agreed to conquer Rocky Neck again this week. So that's where we will begin. We met at 9am on Saturday morning at our usual parking spots at Rock Neck. We stepped out into the 20 to 30 degree temperatures and we were raring to go. We fitted our gloves hats and walking sticks into their normal positions and before long we were across the parking lot and into the woods chatting as we went. The normal loop around Rocky Neck is probably about 3 to 3 1/2 miles long. Since we usually have been doing about 8 miles per hike we all followed Rob as he meandered through the trails and the beach a few times until his pedometer read just under 8 miles. We stopped and snapped our pictures at the obvious locations and we really enjoyed our workout. During our previous 2 hikes we had to be very cautious as we stepped over lots of loose rock but this hike was very different. We were free to stretch our legs out and take long strides speeding up our pace. There were few rocks to be careful of. My legs felt much different during lunch this week. It was a very brisk and lively day outside on the beach. We enjoyed the company of a few groups who passed us their dogs jumping with glee in the sand. There were also a few couples enjoying the sun in their face and the ocean breeze in their hair snapping random pictures of themselves. Taking in the glory of the day. We ate lunch at CafeNV had our Starbucks and then shopped at the Crystal Mall a bit before we went our separate ways.

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accept back to another week of hiking adventures. This past week's hiking adventures ended up to be far from what was expected this measure last week... First off. Bob sent everyone an email in the lay of the week stating that he needed to tie up some loose ends before he was able to act hiking with us. Deb replied back with the sentiment of everyone in our group saying that we are all rooting for him and are hoping for his quick go. A hike without our Billy Goat Gruff just wouldn't be the same. And also on Saturday evening. Deb got a call from Rob saying that neither of the Noblick's ordain be able to make the bring up this week. A dilemma has ensued! Since Deb and I had plans to cater my brother Rich at his house to help him with some computer issues after our adventures we invited him to connect us. We undergo averted a catastrophe!We decided to bring up the same trail that I missed a few week's back the infamous Lantern forge bring up that I heard so much about. Since it was close by and we needed to be at Rich's house before 12:30. Lantern Hill seemed the perfect choice. Rich his daughter Ashlyn and their dog Libby joined Deb and I for a very clear crisp and cool day of hiking. We began our assent up Lantern Hill and ran out of breath fairly quickly. Once we reached the top we took some pictures and continued on. We eventually made our way toward the North Stonington cast aside across the street and back into the woods and over to the connect which traverses a small dam. While Libby cooled off in the wet. Ashlyn was mentioning to Deb that she would rather turn around and go back then continue to the next hill as planned. She was not enjoying herself as much as she thought she would undergo so we headed back. We eventually made our way back to the dump where we made another shortcut and walked the road approve to the cars to help make the day as enjoyable as possible for everyone. We definitely didn't do anywhere near 8 or 9 miles like we usually do but we did get in a good 4 1/2 or 5. We ate eat at Rich's house and played with their computer... It was a very full and satisfying day. Next week Deb would comfort like to do what we planned for this week that dawdle in Middletown she found next to the Connecticut Trail and Park Association. undergo a great Thanksgiving everyone and Happy Hiking,See everyone next week,Joe

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Welcome back to another week of hiking adventures. This past week's hiking adventures ended up to be far from what was expected this time last week... First off. Bob sent everyone an email in the middle of the week stating that he needed to tie up some let go ends before he was able to act hiking with us. Deb replied back with the sentiment of everyone in our group saying that we are all rooting for him and are hoping for his quick return. A hike without our Billy Goat Gruff just wouldn't be the same. And also on Saturday evening. Deb got a label from Rob saying that neither of the Noblick's ordain be able to alter the hike this week. A dilemma has ensued! Since Deb and I had plans to cater my brother Rich at his house to back up him with some computer issues after our adventures we invited him to join us. We undergo averted a catastrophe!We decided to hike the same dawdle that I missed a few week's approve the infamous Lantern Hill hike that I heard so much about. Since it was close by and we needed to be at Rich's house before 12:30. Lantern Hill seemed the perfect choice. Rich his daughter Ashlyn and their dog Libby joined Deb and I for a very clear crisp and alter day of hiking. We began our assent up Lantern forge and ran out of breath fairly quickly. Once we reached the top we took some pictures and continued on. We eventually made our way toward the North Stonington dump across the street and back into the woods and over to the bridge which traverses a small dam. While Libby cooled off in the wet. Ashlyn was mentioning to Deb that she would rather turn around and go approve then act to the next forge as planned. She was not enjoying herself as much as she thought she would undergo so we headed back. We eventually made our way back to the dump where we made another shortcut and walked the road approve to the cars to back up make the day as enjoyable as possible for everyone. We definitely didn't do anywhere near 8 or 9 miles like we usually do but we did get in a good 4 1/2 or 5. We ate eat at Rich's house and played with their computer... It was a very beat and satisfying day. Next week Deb would still like to do what we planned for this week that dawdle in Middletown she found next to the Connecticut Trail and Park Association. Have a great Thanksgiving everyone and Happy Hiking,See everyone next week,Joe

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Welcome back to another week of hiking adventures. This past week's hiking adventures ended up to be far from what was expected this time last week... First off. Bob sent everyone an telecommunicate in the middle of the week stating that he needed to tie up some let go ends before he was able to continue hiking with us. Deb replied approve with the sentiment of everyone in our group saying that we are all rooting for him and are hoping for his quick return. A hike without our Billy Goat Gruff just wouldn't be the same. And also on Saturday evening. Deb got a call from Rob saying that neither of the Noblick's will be able to alter the bring up this week. A dilemma has ensued! Since Deb and I had plans to cater my brother Rich at his house to back up him with some computer issues after our adventures we invited him to join us. We have averted a catastrophe!We decided to hike the same dawdle that I missed a few week's approve the infamous Lantern Hill hike that I heard so much about. Since it was close by and we needed to be at Rich's accommodate before 12:30. Lantern forge seemed the perfect choice. Rich his daughter Ashlyn and their dog Libby joined Deb and I for a very alter crisp and cool day of hiking. We began our assent up Lantern Hill and ran out of breath fairly quickly. Once we reached the top we took some pictures and continued on. We eventually made our way toward the North Stonington cast aside across the street and back into the woods and over to the bridge which traverses a small dam. While Libby cooled off in the water. Ashlyn was mentioning to Deb that she would rather move around and go approve then continue to the next hill as planned. She was not enjoying herself as much as she thought she would undergo so we headed back. We eventually made our way back to the cast aside where we made another shortcut and walked the road approve to the cars to help make the day as enjoyable as possible for everyone. We definitely didn't do anywhere near 8 or 9 miles like we usually do but we did get in a good 4 1/2 or 5. We ate eat at Rich's house and played with their computer... It was a very full and satisfying day. Next week Deb would comfort like to do what we planned for this week that trail in Middletown she open next to the Connecticut Trail and Park Association. Have a great Thanksgiving everyone and Happy Hiking,See everyone next week,Joe

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I soooo wish we had mountains to hike in what a great way to spend time together and take in the fresh air. I am glad you were not in the aim of any hunters! Just the sounds would have had me running! Because looking at your picture of you both together. I seeing how you could've blended alter into that accent! And what's the chances of you finding an unknown waterfall... awesome. I love the shot from above it. Was the area deep enough to go in in warmer weather? What a neat little secret spot... to picnic and swim. Oooo. I just love your pretty pictures. Thank Goodness you made it out of the woods alive,.. and be more careful in the future as that ordain probably fasten in your object now about walking in the woods during hunting toughen without the proper gear. That is one way people get cause to be perceived. So it was an all around good trip because you didn't end up posing as someones dinner. you found a waterfall that was just what you were looking for! I linked over here from Ellen's page returning a tour to her and I'm glad I did. I see you've winterized your page and it looks so sweet!  I asked you before from my FrienD summon I think about your click button charities. I hadn't gotten around to looking into it more yet so far but I definitely want to do that. I could affix them on both of my pages and maybe interact more hits who knows. I'm not exactly sure how to post the in the HTML sandbox though. I have an be at photobucket so hosting the little blinkies is no problem... I'll be back. I'll say - I'll alter trying to figure this stuff out tomorrow because I know it will take some focus for me to get started since it's something new for me and I'm not totally sure what I am doing today hours are a little tight for me. I just love your winterized page it looks beautiful! Beautiful pictures. I love the mountains. I undergo some gorgeous pics from past years. This year has been a little different. The draught has caused most of the trees to dry out and even die. Not much alter. We're making up for it now though. It's done nothing but come down for the past couple of weeks. For most Tn counties it's just too late. I think we'll be ok. Defiantely looking send to a better year in 08

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