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Relections on Life and Faith from the Appalachian Trail
Thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail, from Georgia to Maine in one continuous hike, is a life-changing journey fraught with unimaginable obstacles, yet rich in unrivaled rewards. It is also a journey awash with spiritual significance. Using stories from their own thru-hike, scripture passages, inspirational quotes, and words of wisdom from Native Americans, Randy “Windtalker” Motz and his hiking partner and wife, Georgia “Mom” Harris, draw the many parallels between walking the trail and a “walk of faith.” Focusing on such themes as prayer, perseverance, praise and service, Randy and Georgia explain, in a unique, relevant, and easy-to-understand way, how life on the trail mirrors a Christian life.
For hikers who already live a “faith-based” life, this book serves as a devotional that can be carried in a backpack for moments of quiet reflection on the trail and will provide a new perspective on both faith and life.
For those searching for an easier and more relevant way to understand the foundations of being a Christian, be they hiker or not, “The Walk’s” backpacking analogies aptly describe how Christian principles were and integral part of daily life on the trail, just as they are off the trail.
“Solemates”
What happens when a middle-aged couple with no previous backpacking experience, decides to put both themselves and their fourteen-year marriage to the test and spend six months hiking the 2,175-mile long Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia in one continuous hike? Will their motto of “Quitting is not an option” be a blessing or a curse? Will the trials of living in the wilderness bring them closer together or become a recipe for marital disaster?
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“Exploring
the Appalachian Trail by RV, Sort of…”
From March to September, beginning at Springer Mountain in Georgia and
ending at Mt. Katahdin in Maine, Vince and Anita Hartigan cruised the
highways and back roads of Appalachia in their RV providing trail support
to their daughter, a.k.a. “Mom” and her husband, a.k.a.
“Windtalker” as they thru-hiked the 2,175 miles that make up the famed
Appalachian Trail. |
"Exploring the Appalachian Trail by RV, Sort of…” is not simply the story of their journey as “trail angels.” It is an atlas for those who desire to wander the byways along the A.T. and partake of the wonder and beauty that can be found there. This book will not only inspire you to pursue your own adventure along the Appalachian Trail, but also provides you with the tools necessary to make your journey a memorable one.
Along with anecdotes of people and places “along the trail,” are provided:
● detailed maps illustrating the routes they traveled in order to rendezvous with “Windtalker” & “Mom;”
● Information on locating “hard to find” trail road crossings;
● Extensive information on the many RV parks and campgrounds used;
● In-depth reviews of those sites; and
● Secrets to make your adventure more rewarding.
Also available in a CD-ROM version complete with active links to many of the campgrounds and services mentioned in the book.
