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Hiking in Harriman State Park, |
About an hour northwest of New York City, Harriman State Park, which straddles the Appalachian Trail, is a wonderful place for a day hike. I escaped there with my friends Bill and Troy.
Beautiful scenery!
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The day before, we had our requisite protein injection, in the form of Bill's wonderful chicken bouillabaisse.
 | Bill memorizing the recipe |
| Troy in slice-and-dice mode |
| Bill's beautiful cherry tree |
Three men, lost in the woods.
| Reading the trusty trail guide |
| "Is there a bar anywhere on this map?" |
| Rustic signage |
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| Michael on the summit |
Everywhere you look, nature in full glory
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Yes, the Appalachian trail runs directly through this very narrow squeeze. Not for the faint of heart.
| Descending into the entrance |
| "Are you sure about this?" |
| "Are you REALLY sure about this?!?!?!" |
| Troy emerges on the other side |
This page last updated Monday, October 13, 2008
