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North East Backcountry Discovery Route:  Day 3/Track 3 Into Wilmington, VT

9/6/2020

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Day 3: Lee, MA to Wilimington, VT About 140 miles

Today must have been a good day. If you count the day by amount of ice packs needed to rest. This is a 2 knee and one shoulder kinda ride.
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The Paddock at the Viking Inn
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So we left Lee, and decided to take the detour to the Mt Greyson.
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Never knew about the Civilian Conservation Corps (1930-1940s) to put young men to work. Then most left the CCC and were conscripted into WW2. I feel as if a group of young men imagine where their legos left off. Look at this ornate structure they built on the summit.
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The summit was packed today, so we decided not to stay.  But a nice overlook
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My best Moose Imitation
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The two class IV roads were much like a baby head infested river bed. They are mostly ATV trails, which are somewhat heavily traveled. The thumper motor was in its' element. The Grey Goose looked like a goose taking flight. It would run real fast, then neck in/out, then a few flaps of wings..then finally flight! I think that one gets about 5 pickups on a heavy bike before the fun meter is pegged. But, what a super trooper he was!
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Some nice rolling hills
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