Gathering 2003 Schedule of Events

Schedule of Events
22nd Annual ALDHA Gathering
Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H., Oct. 10-12, 2003

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FRIDAY, OCT. 10, 2003

6-7 Registration Alumni Hall lobby

6-7 Weathercarrot's Appalachian Trail Snowfall Map Display Hopkins Faculty Lounge
Presenting a series of 30 hand drawn annual snowfall maps along a 20-30 mile wide corridor of the AT from Georgia to Maine. This is
the culmination of ten years of research, and two and a half years of production, and will potentially appeal to those with interests
in climate, art, and geography in relation to AT.

7-8:15 Opening Session Alumni Hall
Introduction: Bill O'Brien
Welcome: Stacy L. Mikkalsen, Coordinator and Julie Clemons, DOC General Manager
Class Years: Stacy L. Mikkalsen, Coordinator
Skit: John O'Mahoney, Gathering Coordinator
Testimonials: Stacy L. Mikkalsen, Coordinator
Announcements: Stacy L. Mikkalsen, Coordinator

8:15-8:30 Break

8:30-10 Chris "Spur" Bagby and Sanne "Ready" Bagby will present a colorful slide show depicting their hikes on the AT, IAT, PCT and Pinhoti Trail, with musical accompaniment by Tedd "Takoma Tedd" Lester, who will perform his original trail songs as well as some written by Earl Shaffer.

10-11 Orientation for New Members Mark "Skeeter" Hudson Alumni Hall

1 a.m. on Quiet hours at Storrs Pond

SATURDAY, OCT. 11, 2003

7-8 a.m. Tindle Lounge in Thayer Hall
Steering Committee Meeting
Everyone is welcome to attend. Board members will go over details of the weekend and cover last-minute items, new business and resolutions for the business meeting, etc. Coffee and doughnuts will be available.

7-8 a.m. Trail Yoga In front of Storrs Pond office
Join Charlotte "Marmalade" Clews as she shows us how to wake up and stretch our Trail bodies. Don’t forget to bring your sleeping pad. Open to all ages.

9-10:15 A.T. Museum Symposium On Early Women Dartmouth 105
The Appalachian Trail Museum will present its third annual symposium. This year the focus will be on "Peace Pilgrim," arguably the greatest long-distance hiker of all time. She was a woman who is little known in A.T. circles but hiked the Appalachian Trail in 1952 in the first flip-flop and, starting in 1953, walked continuously across the country until she was killed in an auto accident in 1981. Lucy Seeds (Grandma Gatewood's daughter) will be on the panel.

9-5 Hiker Fair Hopkins Center Alumni Hall
Here you can see displays of different trails, buy some of your favorite CDs, check out gear and other goods from vendors, swap stuff with other hikers, or just hang out.

9-10:15 2000 Miles to Maine Silsby 28
2000 Miles to Maine movie chronicles thru hikers attempting to
make the journey from Georgia to Maine. (Douglas Morse)

9-10:15 Wild flowers along the A.T. Silsby 113
Slide show documenting the beauty and mazing diversity of wildflowers seen blooming along
the A.T. last year, from Springer in the spring to Katahdin in the autumn. (Bill "Baltimore" Garren)

9-12 Appalachian Trail Dreamers Workshop Silsby 213
For the 22nd straight year, Warren Doyle will offer a workshop that puts emphasis on realistic preparation for future A.T. hikers. His often quoted ultra-lightweight book will be available for free. (Warren Doyle)

9-10:15 Hiking in Australia. Drop By Mate! Video/Workshop Silsby 312
Come down under for 7 weeks of hiking in Australia. (Richard Skylar)

9-10:15 Trail Photography Workshop Carpenter 13
Equipment suggestions for both film and digital photography and how to make your photos interesting to others. (Jim "Saunterer" Bullard)

9-10:15 Hiking Nutrition Workshop Carpenter 201C
Learn to feed your body for optimum performance on and off the trail. Charlotte has run several marathons and regularly hikes 32 miles a day. In this workshop she will cover how to plan and prepare four months of food, including dehydrating, pressure cooking and vacuum sealing. She will also cover the basics on how bodies change over the length of a thru-hike, and how to best address these changes. (Charlotte Clews Lawther)

9-10:15 Hiking With Disabilities Carpenter 201F
Ken Knight, who is legally blind and has backpacked hundreds of miles, will offer a workshop on hiking with disabilities.

9-10:15 Open slide show/workshop Carson L01

9-10:15 3,900 Mile Backpacking Hike Across The United States Carson L02
Ginny and Duke Hallacher will relate the highlights of their 3,900-mile backpacking trek across the United States.

9-10:15 Hiking for a Cause & Donations: Lessons Learned Workshop Hopkins Faculty Lounge
Devon Struck, who is currently thru-hiking the A.T. will discuss lessons learned during her journey.

10:30-12 A.T. Museum Panel Of Pioneer Thru-Hikers Dartmouth 105
Listen to the stories and tales that have been collected over the years from these A.T. Pioneers.

10:30-12 The Arizona Trail Silsby 28
800 miles from Mexico to Utah through the deserts, canyons, forests and mountains of Arizona Slide Show (Chris Townsend)

10:30-12 Hiking the A.T. in 83; The hot, dry, year Silsby 113
The radically different experience of the AT back in those days when there were far fewer hikers on the trail; and the radical heat and drought of that summer. Slide Show by George Steffanos author of "When The Hail Came" & Alan "Gonzo" Strackeljahn.

10:30-12 People, Places, and Animals Along the Appalachian Trail Silsby 312
Bill (Mountain Slayer) Schuette will offer a humorous glimpse of the people, places, and animals along the A.T.

10:30-12 COHO’s Trail Slide Show Carpenter 13
Stacy "Simply Seeking" Mikkalsen & Greg "Grizzly" Boone just returned from hiking the COHO’s Trail. It is New Hampshire’s newest hiking trail, and when finished, it will also be the state’s longest and most remote trail system.

10:30-12 Hiking Wild Hawaii Carpenter 201C
Sue & Rich Freeman will present a new workshop/slide show. Away from tourist centers, they hiked to hidden valleys through tropical forests, explored volcanic craters and climbed lava peaks on the big island of Hawaii.

10:30-12 Cumberland Trail Slide Show Carpenter 201F
A Tennessee linear State Park, will be a 300-mile trail along the Cumberland Plateau. About 125 miles of trail are open, and about 75 miles of trail have been flagged. The Cumberland Trail will be a part of a 1,000-mile Western Appalachian Alternative to the AT, a long distance trail from Alabama to Virginia paralleling the AT with connector trails along the way. (Tom Hart)

10:30-12 Open slide show Carson L01

10:30-12 Guy Waterman Alpine Stewardship Fund Workshop Carson L02
"Strengthening the human stewardship of the alpine areas of the Northeast." (Laura Waterman)

10:30-12 Giving Back To The Trail Hopkins Faculty Lounge
Stephen J. Paradis & Val Stori will conduct this year’s workshop on how to become involved in A.T. corridor monitoring. "Boundry Monitoring" is the systematic gathering of information about the A.T. corridor for the protection of A.T. lands." (ATC field guide)

12-1 LUNCH

1-2:15 Trail Jeopardy! Carson L02
Think you know your stuff? Test your wits against other would be trail geniuses in this Jeopardy-style quiz show hosted by warren Doyle. Remember, phrase your answer in the form of a question!

1-2:15 Bear-Bagging Demonstration BEMA
Head for the hills of the Dartmouth campus as we ask one of our premier experts to show us how to outwit the bears. (Billy Goat)

1-2:15 First Coast-To-Coast Trek on American Discovery Trail (ADT) Dartmouth 105
Listen to Joyce "Laurel" and Peter "Hardy" Cottrell tell their experience as they covered 5,058 miles from March 5, 2002 to August 18, 2003.

1-2:15 Tales Of The Bears Silsby 28
Follows the adventures of The Bears on their first-ever backpacking trip - a southbound A.T. Thru-hike. (Craig "Gentle Bear " Howitt & Sarah "Care Bear " Coletti)

1-2:15 Alternative Trails: Finger Lakes Trail, Allegheny Trail, and Mondanock Sunapee Greenway Silsby 113
Slide show, presentation on shorter trails you can thru-hike without quitting your job. (Mark "Skeeter" Hudson & Cythia "Mrs Gorp" Taylor-Miller)

1-2:15 Mollepata to Santa Teresa Trek to Machu Picchu. Silsby 213
A 5 day hike and 8 day round trip from Cusco, Peru to the Inca ruins of Machu Picchu slide show (Kurt Seitz)

1-2:15 Hiking in Arizona Silsby 312
Slide show covering Sedona area, Humphreys Peak, Havasupai canyon and falls and Grand Canyon (Leon Barkman)

1-2:15 Hiking Long Distance Trails With Children Carpenter 13
Tom McGinnis and his sons, Connor & Cole, -- all long-distance hikers -- will give an informative need to know workshop on long distance hiking with children.

1-2:15 Hiking in the Digital Age Carpenter 201C
Practical Advice for Hiking with Digital Cameras and Maintaining an Online Journal
(Gary "Radar" Wright)

1-2:15 New Mexico section of the CDT Carpenter 201F
Big Hatchett Mountains, Gila National Forest Slide show (Suzanne Goulet)

1-2:15 Lightweight Backpacking Workshop Carson L01
Discover the many easy ways one can eliminate pack weight & still be comfortable. Mara Factor thru-hiked A.T. in 99 and is just returning from her PCT hike.

1-2:15 Why ATC and Trail Maintaining Clubs are the trail’s best friends Hopkins Faculty Lounge
and need long distance hikers help and support
Bring your perspective on what the AT trail clubs are doing Right and Wrong and perhaps learn how maybe you can help. Join a lively discussion with a experienced panel of trail club members- Maybe you can leave with a better understanding of what it takes to manage and maintain the Appalachian Trail and want to join a trail club. (Alan H Sochard)

2:30-4:30 Lightweight Backpacking Silsby 28
A comprehensive clinic on lightweight backpacking gear and technique. Glen will provide an
overview of introductory concepts with practical tips for reducing your pack weight.
Ryan will follow with a discussion of advanced concepts that include how to use an ultralight equipment kit in mountainous conditions, addressing challenges such as off-trail mountain travel,
subfreezing cold, high winds, and snow. (Glen Van Peski of GVPGear and Ryan Jordan of
BackpackingLight.com)

2:30-5:45 International Appalachian Trail Slide Show /Workshop Dartmouth 105
Viateur De Champlain will give Quebec section update
Newfoundland and Labrador International Appalachian Trail Chapter members Workshop
Find out first hand what it took to launch this new extension of the IAT/SIA

International Appalachian Trail Extension: Newfoundland and onto Belle Isle Slide show
Once again Will Richard will be sharing his field photography genius on IAT extension Newfoundland and onto Belle Isle.

2:30-4:30 PCT Workshop Silsby 113
Paul "Mags" Magnanti will discus logistics and planning for the PCT and show slides from his thru-hike.

2:30-4:30 Hiker Health, Safety and First Aid Silsby 213
An informative slide show/workshop covering medical issues in food and nutrition, first aid and that all-important first aid kit. (Gary "Bear Bag" Buffington)

2:30-4:30 Sentier de l'Estrie Slide Show Silsby 312
(Irv Ellinbogen 'The Wandering Minstrel')

2:30-4:30 Do You Know Your Blazes? Carpenter 13
Gary "Blaze'02" Monk will identify the many various blaze designs all along the A.T. There will be a quiz at the end of the presentation with prizes given to those who give the correct answer. No crib sheets allowed. Slide show

2:30-4:30 Open slide show Carpenter 201C

2:30-4:30 26,000 miles of Trail Stories Carpenter 201F
You’ll laugh, ponder and wonder at stories titled "The 3 Elders," "Halloween Eve Along Nuclear Lake," "Bear Mountain Zoo and a conversation with Walt Whitman" and others. (Warren Doyle)

2:30-4:30 Women’s Workshop Carson L01
Women have been hiking and exploring the backcountry for over two hundred years - so why is it still a big deal for a woman to hike alone, or is it? Charlotte will start with a presentation of the history of women outside and then Leslie and Dare will move us into a discussion of their own experiences. (Charlotte Clews Lawther, Leslie "Gottie Hike" Mass, Leslie "Dare" Masswill)

2:30-4:30 How to Make a Camping Hammock Workshop Carson L02
Ed Speer will show you how it’s fun and easy! Instructional handouts and demos at various stages of completion will be available. Ed will cover tricks of the trade and other tips that make the process easier.

2:30-4:30 Navigation for Long Distance Hiking Workshop Hopkins Faculty Lounge
How do you get from here to there when your PDA fell in the creek, your GPS batteries are dead and your cell phone was eaten by a bear? Part map and compass, part orienteering, mostly common sense. Bring your compass. (Jim & Ginny Owens)

4:45-6 Open slide shows
Silsby 28, Silsby 113, Silsby 213, Silsby 312, Carpenter 13, Carpenter 201C, Carpenter 201F, Carson L01, and Carson L02.

SATURDAY EVENING

6-7 Weathercarrot's Appalachian Trail Snowfall Map Display Hopkins Faculty Lounge
See description above.

6-7 Contra/Square Dance workshop Collis Common Ground
Warren Doyle will lead this workshop for beginning Contra/Square dancers (one hour - works best around 6pm on Saturday)

7:00-8:30 Chris Townsend Hopkins Center Alumni Hall
An award winning writer on backpacking and also one of the world's leading long distance wilderness hikers.
Slide show on his 1996 The Munros & Tops Thru-Hike covering 1,700 miles and 575,000 feet of ascent over the 517 3000-foot Scottish summits listed in Munro's Tables, the first time these have been climbed on a continuous walk.

8-12 Contra Dance Collis Common Ground
Our annual ALDHA contra dance features professional musicians and dancers to show you the steps.

11 p.m. - 1 a.m. Storrs Pond
Campfire (We request that no drinking take place in campground)

11 p.m. -12 a.m. AA meeting Storrs Pond Office
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting will be held at the campground office. Anyone may attend, including members of other 12-Step fellowships.

1 a.m. on Quiet hours
Please know that from this point on, only crickets, owls and snorers have the right of way on the airwaves.

SUNDAY, OCT. 12, 2003

6:30 Cliff Jump
Meet warren Doyle and other cold-water carpe diem crazies at campground office for this annual early morning ritual abulation at a nearby swimming hole.

7-7:45 Sunrise Services
Join Bill Irwin at Alumni Hall for an informal service.

7-8 a.m. In front of Storrs Pond office
Trail Yoga led by Charlotte "Marmalade" Clews. See description under Saturday morning.

8-9:15 Reading and discussion of Don West poetry (Warren Doyle) Hopkins Faculty Lounge

8-9:15 A.T. Museum Meeting Hopkins Center Alumni Hall

8-9:15 Open slide shows
Dartmouth 105, Silsby 28, Silsby 113, Silsby 213, Silsby 312, Carpenter 13, Carpenter 201C, Carpenter 201F, Carson L01, and Carson L02.

9:30-12 General Business Meeting Hopkins Center Alumni Hall
See separate information in this packet.

SUNDAY AFTERNOON

12-1 LUNCH

1-2:15 Artic Slide Show Dartmouth 105
Traveling "Nunavut" - The Canadian Arctic by Land and Water. Backpacking and travel by komatek (sled) in the eastern Arctic. (Will Richards)

1-2:15 Hiking Efficiently Silsby 28
Learn from A.T. thru-hiker James R "Hans Solo"Bennett the tricks of being efficient when planning a hike. Why carry gear you really don’t need?

1-2:15 Exploring the Etowah River Silsby 113
A 26-day family hiking/canoe adventure on Georgia's Etowah River slide show (Joe Cook)

1-2:15 John Muir Trail Slide show Silsby 213
"The John Muir Trail is 211 miles long and runs (mostly in conjunction with the PCT) from Yosemite Valley to Mt Whitney, in California." (Lawton "Disco" Grinter)

1-2:15 CDT Section Hike Silsby 312
Larry McDuff will offer a slide show on his late wife, Annie McDuff, during their CDT hike

1-4 A Year and 23 day Hike on the AT; What is Thorogh Hiking! Carpenter 13
Follow Cesar & Maud through 4 seasons as they hike the AT.
The Appalachian Trail Through the Lens of Cesar & Maud Carpenter 13
Armed with a year of time view some of the scenery, culture and trail life captured on their journey.
Trudy the Trail Terrier Carpenter 13
Trudy – the amazing Mini Schnauzer who hiked the A.T. through 4 seasons.
(Cesar & Maude)

1-2:15 Trail Nutrition Carpenter 201C
Sue "Mama Lipton" Anderson a registered dietitian will be still fairly fresh from her A.T. thru-hike when she presents a workshop on trail nutrition.

1-2:15 Earl Shaffer’s A.T. Slide Show Carpenter 201F
Travel back in time with the First A.T. Thru-Hiker. We need some help identifying some of the 1948 slides

1-2:15 Medical Risks of Wilderness Hiking Workshop Carson L01
Common medical problems prevention and treatment. (David Gwin MD and WFR)

1-2:15 Maildrops and Food Preparation Workshop Carson L02
How to plan, pack and send the perfect maildrop. Did you know you can have boxes, tape and labels delivered to your door for free? Get the inside scoop from Karen "POG" Sousa.

1-2:15 The Hikin' Game Hopkins Faculty Lounge
Can hikers find true love outside of an AYCE restaurant? This quiz show will attempt to find out in a format similar to The Dating Game.

1-2:15 Open slide show Hopkins Center Alumni Hall

2:30-4:30 PCT Workshop Dartmouth 105
Hawk & Zaz thru-hiked the PCT in 2001. Come see their slides and get your questions answered about season, re-supplying, desert and High Sierra strategies, etc. (Hawk Metheny)

2:30-4:30 Long Distance Hiking in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Slide show/Workshop Silsby 28
"Greater Yellowstone is described as the last large, nearly intact ecosystem in the northern temperate zone of the earth." (Ryan Jordan)

2:30-4:30 Long Trail Workshop Silsby 113
The Long Trail is a hiking path traveling 265 miles north/south the entire length of Vermont. Learn all the do’s and don’ts. (Paul "Mags"Magnanti)

2:30-4 2001-2002 Triple Crown Attempt Carpenter 201F
Travel with Glenn "Fiddlehead" Fleagle and Pieps as they attempt to complete Triple Crown.

2:30-4 How to Stay Warm in a Camping Hammock Workshop Carson L02
Over the years Ed Speer has accumulated a wealth of information on hammocks. Learn how one can actually stay warm and comfortable snuggled in your hammock.

2:30-4 Twenty Questions Hopkins Faculty Lounge
This Forum is intended expressly for those actively planning or dreaming about hiking the entire A.T. So bring your questions along. ("Baltimore Jack" Tarlin)

2:30-4 Circle of Dreams Film Carpenter 201C
Warren Doyle will talk afterward about a group hike in 2005.

2:30-4:30 Continental Divide Trail workshop Silsby 213
For those who want to hike the CDT - it’s different from the other long trails. This is your chance to talk to some of those who have done it and find out what you need to know about it. Get your questions answered see some slides and learn more about the most beautiful and challenging of the long distance trails. For those who have done it come along and share the excitement. (Jim & Ginny Owens)

2:30-3:30 Veg Hiking Food Workshop Silsby 312
Learn about this healthy and relatively inexpensive way of eating while on the Trail or off. Please bring a cup and spork so you can sample some of this fine cuisine. (Amy Friends Stone)

3:45-4:45 Foothills Trail of South Carolina Slide show Silsby 312
Learn about this 90-mile secondary spur trail to the A.T., which crosses South Carolina’s Western Mountains. (Treacy Stone)

2:30-4 Open slide show Carson L01
2:30-4 Open slide show Hopkins Center Alumni Hall

4:15-5:30 Waltz workshop Hopkins Center Alumni Hall
Twinkle Toes Warren Doyle will lead this workshop. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers will also be there (in spirit).

4:15-6 Weathercarrot's Appalachian Trail Snowfall Map Display Hopkins Faculty Lounge
See description above.

4:45-6 International Appalachian Trail Slide Show Dartmouth 105
Follow Monique Dykstra during her IAT/SIA thru-hike.

4:15-6 Open slide shows
Carpenter 13, Carpenter 201C, Carpenter 201F, Carson L01, and Carson L02.

4:45-6 Open slide shows
Silsby 28, Silsby 113 and Silsby 213.

5-6:15 Open slide show Silsby 312

SUNDAY EVENING

6:30-8 Wilderness and Spirit, A Mountain Called Katahdin Hopkins Center Alumni Hall
We’ll get our first look at a new documentary on the Holy Grail of every northbound A.T. thru-hiker — Mount Katahdin. Five years in the making, "Wilderness and Spirit, A Mountain Called Katahdin," is a feature-length documentary, 100 minutes long, that was produced, directed and edited by James "Huey" Coleman

8-8:30 Break

8:30-10 Bill Irwin AT Slide Show Hopkins Center Alumni Hall
In 1990, Bill Irwin hiked the Appalachian Trail with his seeing-eye dog, Orient, and became the first known legally blind man to thru-hike the A.T. Since his hike, the North Carolina native has gone on the lecture circuit to talk about his life and adventures; he wrote a book, called "Blind Courage," and he built a home in the woods in Maine. Sadly, Orient passed away a few years ago, but Irwin has a new seeing-eye dog.

11 p.m. -12 a.m. AA meeting Storrs Pond Office
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting will be held at the campground office. Anyone may attend, including members of other 12-Step fellowships.

11 p.m. - 1 a.m. Storrs Pond
Campfire (We request that no drinking take place in campground)

1 a.m. on Quiet hours
Please know that from this point on, only crickets, owls and snorers have the right of way on the airwaves.

MONDAY, OCT. 13

8:30 a.m. ALDHA Work Trip Storrs Pond
Meet at the office parking lot of the campground to head out for work trip.
Last year, 19 ALDHA members were in attendance at the Monday Worktrip. This year, the Coordinator is challenging 30 members of ALDHA to participate. If 30 attend, she promises extra special lip smacking goodies as rewards.
More information, and a sign up board, can be found at the Gathering Registration Booth & Tindle

SATURDAY & SUNDAY

8-6 ALDHA Command Center Tindle Lounge in Thayer Hall

ATC Ultimate Store
The Appalachian Trail Conference will set up a modified version of its Trail Store offering books, maps, T-shirts, patches, calendars and other wares.

*All these events will be held at Tindle Lounge

Second Annual Photo Gallery Contest
Winners announced Sunday at General Business Meeting
Guidelines:

1. Please limit your total entries to three;
2. Photographs should be no larger than 8x10; and
3. Write on the back of your photo your name, address and phone number so it can be returned later, or, more importantly, allows for acknowledgment of the winner.

Categories:

1. "I can't believe you are doing that!" A broad category for surprise, humor and what were you thinking.
2. "All About the Appalachian Trail" A.T. related, the photographs need to be from the A.T.
3. "The Hiking Experience" Photographs from any hiking excursion.
4. "A Trail Community" Let's look at our best side -- the work, the fun, any trail community activity.

Annual Apple Contest
The annual Apple Contest is just around the corner and you are hereby challenged to bring your local apples for judging on Saturday, 4:00 pm at Thayer Hall. The winner will be announced on Saturday evening at the evening program (this is a great opportunity for bragging rights). The winners last Gathering were: Canada Goose (first); Two-Trees (second); and Sparrow (third).

Gathering Wall
Began last year, we will again dedicate a Gathering Wall to those members of ALDHA who are not in attendance, some in memory. Bring a photo of an ALDHA member who will not be with us this year so that they may participate in their own way.

Ride Board

Lost & Found

Gathering Worktrip
Traditionally, ALDHA members participate in a post Gathering worktrip. As we continue to work on the logistics of the worktrip, we are encouraging you to plan to attend for at least one day, and for as long as a week, working with members of DOC.
No experience at trail building is necessary. Bring a good sense of humor, comfortable clothing (layers), water, work gloves if you've got 'em, and the desire to give the trail some of your hard earned sweat.
Last year, 19 ALDHA members were in attendance at the Monday Worktrip. This year, the Coordinator is challenging 30 members of ALDHA to participate. If 30 attend, Stacy promises extra special lip smacking goodies as rewards.
More information, and a sign up board, can be found at the Gathering Registration Booth at Thayer Hall Lounge

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