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Published on 03-02-2015 11:13

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A.T. hikers will certainly miss the hospitality extended over the years by Gary and Sandy Poteat at the Blueberry Patch Hiker Hostel (Dick's Creek Gap, Hiawassee, Ga.). The hostel has been closed and will not reopen. On behalf of myself and all those who've had their thru-hikes enriched by the kindness and generosity of the Poteat, thank you and God Bless. Your warm welcomes and hearty pancake breakfasts made us feel as if we were among family.
You are in our prayers. (Scoop-2000).

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Appalachian Trail Shelters, mileages, and coordinates 2015
This listing is out of date, the new listing is here:
http://www.whiteblaze.net/forum/shelters-2016.php
Many thanks to "atraildreamer" for his help in updating this listing.
Updated 25 January 2015.

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