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I spend time and effort in hiking and climbing activities, including learning new methods and locations.
Working in the application of technology to medical products. Experience includes 20+ years in product marketing and strategic planning, of which 8 years was in Europe providing strategic and tactical support to European and Asian markets and 3 years in managing distribution channels outside North America. Since 1973, a hiking and climbing enthusiast with a wide range of hiking and climbing experience in the eastern US and Europe.Since 1970, a Christian who takes his faith seriously. BS in Electrical Engineering with a concentration on biomedical applications; graduate work in engineering and business; Greek language study; fluent in English (native) and German. New England 4000-footer Club, numerous hikes and climbs (Appalachias; German, Austrian, Swiss, and Italian Alps; US desert southwest).
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| nash | 06/04/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Excellent advice, thank you. |
Based on what you've said, my recommendation is for one of two options. One is to start in Bear Mountain State Park (http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/13/details.aspx) and map out a route north on the
My experience is limited to southwest and northeast of the area you mention. I have not hiked around Pawling. I'm not familiar with the Pawling Nature Preserve but there appears to be nice hiking, based
There are no "real" mountains within 2-3 hours of Lansdale. There are some waterfalls in the Poconos, northeast of you. Promised Land State Park seems to meet most of your needs (no motor boats, though
Having never lived in New York City and not having much experience camping in areas accessible to the city, I'm not in the best position to answer your question. I do know that Sterling Forest and Harriman
I apologize but have no experience with SmartWool jackets and shirts. I have used their socks and like them (as an outer layer, using a polypropylene sock liner). In the past, I used silk but found it
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