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A new year and new adventures! | Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail

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Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail. A new year and new adventures! Thank you everyone who followed me on my journey from Georgia to Maine last year. The adventure was amazing and the stories will be told and retold for decades. Nefus, Picker, Snowman, Redman, and Floweasy on top of Katahdin 8/6/10. Stay tuned for my next big adventure ……. The Sierra Nevada Mountains. Have been getting record breaking snow! It’d be fun to tackle the John Muir. Wilderness again in that! Love peace and handstands! 9/8/2010 ...

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Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail - Part 2

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Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail. Specs 2010 Appalachian Trail Video! Specs did an awesome job compiling pictures from several 2010 thru hikers – including me! 8212;-One of the greatest things about the trail is it’s simplicity, just. Follow the markers and they’ll guide you through the darkest forests. You’ll be OK. Posted: February 20, 2011 at 11:29 am. February 24, 2011 at 7:16 pm. I really enjoyed your video, I felt like I was there with you. The pictures are awesome. What an accomplishment! Easy&#...

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My Montbell Crescent 2 Tent has arrived! Set it up in the snow to try it out! | Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail

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Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail. My Montbell Crescent 2 Tent has arrived! Set it up in the snow to try it out! Montbell Crescent 2 Tent. Arrived today after weeks of being on back order. It’s HUGE and AWESOME! I chose the two person tent for several reasons:. After hiking the PCT I got used to having my own space when sleeping. A two person tent will give me that extra space and comfort when it’s raining or snowing or buggy. I don’t mind carrying the extra ounces for the added comfort. Hope to read you.

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My favorite meal of the day is second dinner | Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail

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Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail. My favorite meal of the day is second dinner. When people learn that I’m a long distance backpacker one of the first questions they ask is, “. What do you eat? 8220;Do you hunt for your food? 8220;How do you carry enough food for six months? I always laugh to myself when I’ve received that last one. (BTW, I hitch in and out of town every 3-7 days to a grocery store/gas station to resupply … and no, I don’t hunt). Hiking leg between resuppl. There is quite a lot of opti...

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June 9th. Vernon NJ mile 1348 a day of bogs, swamps, Boardwalks, rain and Papa Wild | Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail

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Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail. June 9th. Vernon NJ mile 1348 a day of bogs, swamps, Boardwalks, rain and Papa Wild. The morning came much too quickly. Maybe thats because I was asleep by 730pm the night before? Anyway, Picker, general Lee and myself were up and out of the Secret Shelter by 730am. The forcast was for rain moving in around noon sowe wanted to do the 14 miles to Vernon NJ before that so we wouldnt have to hitch in the rain. I convinced Wildmman,general Lee and Picker (not that it was r...

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Photo Gallery | Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail

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Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail. Long time no talk….hit me up and fill me in on. Hi there. Wondering if you still have this tent. I have mine. Mark Kalloz that worked at Camp Tuckahoe? Hi Marc I am in the midst of planning my A.T. thru hike for this. Hi Alex, saw your pics with the Mont Bell 2. What about. Send me your e-mail address if you. Easy…finally got Jeremys trail journal. What’s your email address? I really enjoyed your video, I felt like I was there with. About the Appalachian Trail.

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Specs 2010 Appalachian Trail Video! | Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail

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Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail. Specs 2010 Appalachian Trail Video! Specs did an awesome job compiling pictures from several 2010 thru hikers – including me! 8212;-One of the greatest things about the trail is it’s simplicity, just. Follow the markers and they’ll guide you through the darkest forests. You’ll be OK. Posted: February 20, 2011 at 11:29 am. February 24, 2011 at 7:16 pm. I really enjoyed your video, I felt like I was there with you. The pictures are awesome. What an accomplishment! Easy&#...

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June 28th. Warming hut on top of Bromley Mnt. Mile 1644. Rain and A Nero. | Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail

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Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail. June 28th. Warming hut on top of Bromley Mnt. Mile 1644. Rain and A Nero. I was awoken by the sounds of rain pelting the shelter roof at 5am. It felt good to be warm and dry inside. Sea Otter and Nuthatch had arrived the night before at 8pm and decieded to put up their tarp. When I saw them in the morning they looked to be in a haze after a rough night of sleeping. But they are stuburn and prefer their tarp over a shelter. We cruised into town wet but happy. Tonight I ...

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Wolves, ATVs, and Hot Dogs… Oh My! | Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail

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Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail. Wolves, ATVs, and Hot Dogs… Oh My! April 11th I woke up in the middle of the night to wolves howling in the valley. Although most people might be frightened by the sounds; I actually find it exciting. Very few people in today’s world take the time to really stop and listen to Mother Nature. I’m glad to have this opportunity. Landwalker, Wild Man, and I headed down into the valley. It was a drop of about 3,000 feet. But wait… about five minutes later, he came back...

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July 12th. Webster Cliffs. Mile 1836. Watching the sun slowly set | Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail

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Kalloz Hikes the Appalachian Trail. July 12th. Webster Cliffs. Mile 1836. Watching the sun slowly set. I had fallen asleep at 8am the night before so I was not surprised when I woke up at 5AM. Tossed and turned until 615am and finally gave up and started packing. By 720am Red Man, Picker and myself were on the trail. We climbed along the ridge and up and over Zeoland Mnt for a view of Mnt Washington. It towered over the landscape with thin gray clouds whipping over the top. Tomorrow is a BIG day. We ...