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Final Report. August 28, 2011.
I camped in bear country, crossed rivers, climbed to high elevations, made careful descents over steep terrain and spent weeks without any communication with my family.
For an entire month, I moved at a pace of, at most, two miles per hour, which is not to imply that it was slow and relaxing. But it was satisfying.
"The complete route of our course." Photo by Katie Reilly '15
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