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EF1 tornado touches down on AT near Belter's Campsite at NOBO mile 1492.3

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Published on 08-02-2020 22:45

Sunday night at about 6:00 an EF1 tornado touched ground and crossed the AT near Belter's Campsite at NOBO mile 1492.3.
As a result there are a substantial number of trees down in the campsite and along the trail in the area.
The campsite is officially closed as there are multiple down and hazardous trees all over the area. The trail remains 'open' but will require extreme care in navigating over and around at least a half mile of continuous downed trees.
Crews will be out as early as Wednesday (there is a tropical storm coming tomorrow!) to begin work on clearing the trail (or least a temporary path) so hikers can get by. The campsite will remain closed for weeks if not months depending on the amount of overhead hazard trees.

We lost Hikerhead, Hokey Pokey

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Published on 08-02-2020 22:10

We lost another hiker, friend, and asset to the Appalachian Trail community on 02 August.
Known here on WhiteBlaze as Hikerhead and to the Appalachian Trail community as Hokey Pokey. He was one of the original members of WhiteBlaze. He contributed a lot to the WhiteBlaze web site in its early days.

Don’s obituary is here:
https://memorial.oakeys.com/donald-h...1kITI5LPTydtGs

**MISSING*** Brian Kenneth Jolley Sr. AKA "Pete" or "No pain"

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Published on 07-26-2020 21:41

***MISSING*** Brian Kenneth Jolley Sr. AKA "Pete" or "No pain" was last seen December 1 or 2, 2019 in Manassas, Virginia but could be in Harper's Ferry, West Virginia. He was known to meet his trails buddies in Harper’s Ferry. Brian is retired Army, 82nd Airborne, upon his retirement he hiked the Appalachian Trail for 15 Years. If you see Brian or have any information on his whereabouts you are asked to call the Manassas Park Police Department at 703-361-1136.

Dominion Mid Atlantic Pipeline Company announces not to build pipeline

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Published on 07-06-2020 16:11

More great news for the Appalachian Trail community.
The Dominion Mid Atlantic Pipeline Company just announced they have decided not to build their pipeline.
Google Dominion Pipeline and you should get a complete story.

Harpers Ferry Pedestrian Bridge is Now open

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Published on 07-03-2020 17:06

I have some great news. I just received word that the pedestrian bridge over the Potomac River is opened today, 03 July 2020.

Kent CT, side trail closure

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Published on 07-02-2020 12:03

The blue blazed side trail off Bulls Bridge Road in Kent, CT, and all NPS land between the AT and the Housatonic River are closed until further notice due to resource damage. Parking on Bulls Bridge Road, Schaghticoke Road, and Route 7 in Kent is prohibited.
This is at the AT Northbound mile of 1462.3 in the WhiteBlaze Pages guidebook.

2020 Edition of WhiteBlaze Pages, A Complete Appalachian Trail Guidebook is still available

Published on 05-25-2020 11:59

2020 Edition of WhiteBlaze Pages is still available
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Kennebec Ferry schedule update for 2020

Published on 05-07-2020 23:28

The ATC has released the Updated Kennebec Ferry Schedule for 2020.
Hikers will need to be done there hiking before October because ...

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