Anyone know any good ecology or geology books regarding the AT?

[rocketsocks]

+1 on Click,I bought a copy (used ) of v.Collins Chews book around X-Mas with a Amozon gift card I recieved.Good book and showed up in more than acceptable shape,think I paid $2.79

[rocketsocks]

Here is an easier way to remember geologic Epocs

Come over some day maybe play poker;which stands for

cambrian
ordorvichian
silurian
devonian
mississippi
pennsylvanian
permian

And then;three jacks calls two queens;

triasic
jurasic
creataceous
tertiary
quaternary

[rocketsocks]

Here is an easier way to remember geologic Epocs

Come over some day maybe play poker;which stands for

cambrian
ordorvichian
silurian
devonian
mississippi
pennsylvanian
permian

And then;three jacks calls two queens;

triasic
jurasic
creataceous
tertiary
quaternary

Oops,thats geologic Periods not epocs.

[ki0eh]

Geology of the Appalachian Trail in Pennsylvania, by J. Peter Wilshusen, unfortunately now out of print and the PA DCNR has not so far elected to scan and post it.

They finally have it, scroll to near the bottom, G 74 on http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/topogeo/...eral/index.htm