Despite my uncomfortable experience with acrophobia on the top of Mt. Crescent, I have to say a very big thank you, as PeteB pointed out, to the Randolph Mtn. Club. Their network of trails is amazing and very easy to follow, even for a flatlander like me. The ability to run out the back door and be in the middle of some of the most beautiful territory in the world is a very special gift for which we owe the RMC a very big thank you. For more photos of my runs check this out.
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August 09, 2007
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