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‘Walk in the Woods’: What Fate Awaits the AT?

The movie is expected to cause a test of the capacities of the Appalachian Trail.

From the Editor: New Columnist Looks at Life With a Smile

The first piece Molly Dugger Brennan sent us ran back in 2012, and went to some lengths to explain why she wanted to raise chickens around her Shenandoah Valley homestead and how her husband “Gruff, an educated man,” did not.

From the Editor: Farewell to our ‘Heart and Soul’

In case you missed it, the most admired and cherished part of this magazine for many readers says goodbye with this issue.

From the Editor: Graffiti Slogan Ideas – Thanks!

Our readers respond to last issue’s call for catch phrases to discourage paint and carving on the Appalachian Trail.

From the Editor: How to Stop Grafitti on the Trail?

Incidences are up. Do you have an idea on a catch message that might stick in people’s minds and make a difference?

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‘Walk in the Woods’: What Fate Awaits the AT?

The movie is expected to cause a test of the capacities of the Appalachian Trail.
Molly Dugger Brennan

From the Editor: New Columnist Looks at Life With a Smile

The first piece Molly Dugger Brennan sent us ran back in 2012, and went to some lengths to explain why she wanted to raise chickens around her Shenandoah Valley homestead and how her husband “Gruff, an educated man,” did not.
Elizabeth Hunter in 1999, at the butterfly garden she and friend Judy Carson built at Blue Ridge Parkway MP 328.3.

From the Editor: Farewell to our ‘Heart and Soul’

In case you missed it, the most admired and cherished part of this magazine for many readers says goodbye with this issue.
The general sentiment from our readers is that it’s not nice to ruin Mother Nature, and to keep messages to a few signs and natural spaces.

From the Editor: Graffiti Slogan Ideas – Thanks!

Our readers respond to last issue’s call for catch phrases to discourage paint and carving on the Appalachian Trail.
From the Editor July-Aug 2014

From the Editor: How to Stop Grafitti on the Trail?

Incidences are up. Do you have an idea on a catch message that might stick in people’s minds and make a difference?
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