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Thursday, September 13, 2012. Thanks for the Memories. Upon returning home I experienced some of the same societal re-acclimation that full thru-hikers experience, and where did I go for therapy? The Wildernest of course! His response was that he'd love to have me. and that was my interview. I was humbly blessed to have this opportunity, even more now in retrospect. Sharpened my knowledge and brought me up to speed in the retail world, an area I had never worked before. One early lesson Shawn taught ...

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The Wildernest Weblog: Gear Maintenance: Shoes

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Tuesday, July 17, 2012. I just finished one of my most gratifying gear maintenance tasks: treating all of my shoes. Not just my hiking boots. we're talking my sandals, dress shoes, and some of my wife's shoes (including her high-top hikers I bought her when we were dating that she's rarely worn since. but that's another story). Layer and weight down your feet. I make sure I use Cork Life. Every year, otherwise your footbed could breakdown and crumble much faster. There are a few Cork Life knockoffs o...

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The Wildernest Weblog: Standing Stone Trail Part II

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Saturday, April 9, 2011. Standing Stone Trail Part II. Well, I made mention of the Standing Stone Trail. In the initial post on this (so far occasional) blog just over a year ago. Last year I took I went with a group of friends and hiked the northern 20 miles of the trail; this year a friend and I put together a 3 night/day excursion that covered the middle 30 miles of the trail. To Cowans Gap State Park. It links the Mid-State Trail. In the north to the Tuscarora Trail. Has a nice map. We began to reali...

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The Wildernest Weblog: June 2012

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Wednesday, June 20, 2012. Well it's been a while! I wish I could give a reason for lack of entries, but. it would really just be an excuse. Hopefully this summer will yield a few more, albeit potentially shorter, entries regarding gear, locations, and many other things camping/hiking/backpacking. So, to it. Ever hear of the Minister Creek Trail. Okay, ever hear of the Allegheny National Forest. Well, my wife asked the same question, but that's just how we (plural utilized without permission.) roll! Overa...

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The Wildernest Weblog: January 2011

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Saturday, January 29, 2011. So, are you a three-season camper who's eagerly awaiting spring's blossoms? Perhaps you are even waiting for the groundhog's forecast. Here in Pennsylvania next week. If so, you are not alone; but, I would encourage you to take the leap into a winter camping or backpacking trip. The downside. well, of course it's cold! So, how do you prepare? Whether you are backpacking or car camping, make sure you plan details. Which means fewer miles on the trail. But, I should stress a...

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The Wildernest Weblog: March 2010

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Saturday, March 27, 2010. Welcome to the Blogosphere. If you have stumbled upon this blog, then you've encountered the potentially first unofficial post for The Wildernest outdoor outfitters. Located in Lancaster, PA. I'm Chris, and I've worked part time for the store for the past nine years. In the previous nine years (and before), I've been able to trek a few thousand miles on trails in PA and the east coast, now the journey has become a trek to the blogosphere! So, what will you find at the Wildernest.

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