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Bryson and Katz meet interesting characters on the trail from "summary" of A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson

As we made our way along the Appalachian Trail, we encountered a variety of people who added color and richness to our journey. One memorable character was Mary Ellen, a hiker who seemed to have a mystical connection with the natural world. She spoke of communing with trees and animals, and we couldn't help but be captivated by her unique perspective. Another interesting individual we met was a man named Lenny, who had a knack for telling outrageous stories that kept us entertained for hours. Despite the dubious veracity of his tales, we found ourselves hanging on his every word, eager to hear what fantastical adventure he would recount next. We also crossed paths with a group of thru-hikers who had been on the trail for months, their bodies lean and weathered from the rigors of the journey. They shared stories of triumph and hardship, giving us a glimpse into the world of long-distance hiking that we had only just begun to explore. One particularly memorable encounter was with a pair of elderly hikers who had been walking the trail for decades. Their weathered faces and stooped postures spoke of a lifetime spent in the wilderness, and we were humbled by their dedication and perseverance. Each of these characters brought a unique perspective to our journey, reminding us of the diverse and vibrant community that exists along the Appalachian Trail. Their stories and experiences enriched our own adventure, adding depth and meaning to our shared experience in the great outdoors.
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    A Walk in the Woods

    Bill Bryson

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