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Myron H. Avery letter, May 17, 1932, page 1

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Myron H. Avery letter, May 17, 1932, page 1

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Item 2 - Myron H. Avery letter, May 17, 1932, page 2
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Myron H. Avery letter, May 17, 1932, page 2

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Item 3 - Myron H. Avery letter, May 17, 1932, page 3
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Myron H. Avery letter, May 17, 1932, page 3

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Item 4 - Myron H. Avery letter, May 17, 1932, page 4
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Myron H. Avery letter, May 17, 1932, page 4

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Myron H. Avery letter, May 17, 1932, page 5

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Item 6 - Myron H. Avery letter, May 17, 1932, page 6
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Myron H. Avery letter, May 17, 1932, page 6

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  • % tm$ 17, |*§S* S»ky B»i«statea liking Club, Carolina Meumtnta Olttb, Georgia Appalachian frail Olub. It is, of course, • oatta* ef very real regret te » that I shall not toff* an eppertuaity te be with ay good friends at ®®wamimjm® Se%e this week-eat. &s this »e©tiag is not only for t-s purpose of ineaseasiog the friendship ant soaneet ioas dew loping rapidly between the **lubs in the Southern Appt lath law fee* to fwtJhir the pretest of aeouoa interest- the Appalachian trail « 1.1»w ventured te s»ke sextain suggestions lea* const iciewti on at the business session of the meeting. Shese »£jif»al eonferaoee* ara provided for ia the t»ll Senfereaee Oeastifatlen and ah@ul4 be predaetive ©f much goat. p Oar prlwwy consideration ia to complete the appals ohia» Brail in the South. As a subject of fireside contemplation the %©11 project is s delightful philosophy. It requires, however, a less ephsBieral axis tease* Its vary ©s&steaee mm depend upon a Qsaaonstretion of the actual ?»llt adequately isarked. for present use and carrying an tiJW.iftWH of per&attenett •svnish printed fluids leek data leadf to the project. Gaps in the trail are net »3f«ly leealf they seriously lapalr the prestige Of Ih* entire project. fas gFSjgtSl laede ia the past year has been little short of astonishing* Shis lsTsanMfeat awkward wamafc to tfSWBSrlW, sa la several states final steps srs underwsy to eliminate small gaps. W§ eosfldentaily expect by the Sifts, of the summer an unbroken useable trail system of same lies alias oaapleted frsa the Maine«-few Hampshire lias to the southern terminus, (this prediction disregards for the i&mezrt the 5»©ky-laataaala •ofiaeetloxu) The development ftAl ****! project with the attendant increase in hiking clubs ia the Southern 4ppalaeaia&S has been perhaps the sent outstanding phenomaum of -fee entire movement. With the a©ar completion of the frail, ljfce Conference has given aaeh thought to the outstanding essential requisite of Guidebook data.
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Horace Kephart

Background and Early Career Horace Kephart was born in 1862 in Pennsylvania, but spent much of his youth in Iowa. He went on to achieve success in two careers. Trained as a...

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