Hey C, listening to you tell the story about the dog that bit a hole in a tire, reminded me of the movie "Stand by Me" when they were at the junkyard talking about "Choppers". sick Choppers, sick! LOL!
Just finished the trail mid march, but that section with the dogs, it feels like every single house you pass has dogs lol, also the dunaway house was super awesome, I pitched my tent out front and they brought me out some chicken noodle soup and cornbread, coffee and an ale 8 the next morning.
@@HikingAmerica Do you have an explanation of why? Is it private Land it has to evade? I haven been hiking in places with higher population densities in Europe which had nearly no road walks at all.
Hey C, listening to you tell the story about the dog that bit a hole in a tire, reminded me of the movie "Stand by Me" when they were at the junkyard talking about "Choppers". sick Choppers, sick! LOL!
I don't know C, you've been doing well with the place names on this one. Maybe you need a "Tetawhapanau, Kentucky" or something? Great hike!
Just finished the trail mid march, but that section with the dogs, it feels like every single house you pass has dogs lol, also the dunaway house was super awesome, I pitched my tent out front and they brought me out some chicken noodle soup and cornbread, coffee and an ale 8 the next morning.
Why is there so much Road Walk on this Trail?
The northern portion has quite a few road miles, but it begins to become more "trail" and less road about halfway through.
@@HikingAmerica Do you have an explanation of why?
Is it private Land it has to evade?
I haven been hiking in places with higher population densities in Europe which had nearly no road walks at all.