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Hiker News – Part 3a

Writer, teacher and naturalist Robin Patten had a simple idea: To walk at least a section of every IAT Chapter at the age of 60.

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Robin Patten

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  • Eddie Woodin makes his 27th gift to the Maine Chapter of the IAT’s Annual Appeal
  • IAT Sponsored Hike to Orin Falls, led by Cliff Young and Nancy Hathaway
  • Hike on the IAT (International Appalachian Trail) along the East Branch of the Penobscot River on September 21, 2024, submitted by Milt Stein
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