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    Discussions dealing with equipment topics (tents, lights, packs, boots, stoves, etc.)

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  1. LONG PATH REACHES 75 YEARS & 347 MILES

    By fgoodwin,
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  2. Crews Headed Home from Northern Tier

    By SR540Beaver,
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  3. Senior Patrol

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  4. Ambitious trail hopes to link hikers from Fla. to Maine

    By fgoodwin,
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  5. Back from Philmont

    By ddhanso,
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  6. Philmont Video

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  7. Back from Sea Base

    By scoutmom2,
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  8. Philmont and BWCA galleries

    By stevejb,
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  9. Camp Richard, Nantucket

    By scoutingagain,
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  10. Half Dome Hike

    By Scoutmaster Ron,
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  11. Philmont fire update

    By Trevorum,
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  12. Final prep for Philmont - help!

    By ddhanso,
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  13. Lightning Safety Awareness Week

    By scoutldr,
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  14. Kennedy Space Center Trip

    By gwd-scouter,
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  15. 2006 High Adventure

    By hikeoholic,
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