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Canal Hikers Guests At Kanawha Trail Trek Pace
A 23 member party led by Justice Douglas began a 189 mile walk from Cumberland to Washington crossing into Frederick County Thursday evening. They lunched at Potomac Shores near Weverton and pressed on to Camp Kanawha at Point of Rocks despite fog drizzle and slick tow-path. Veteran hiker George Frederick Miller, 73, arrived first at Camp Kanawha after a 25 mile leg. Nine of the group of 35 starters remain on the trail toward Seneca as editor Merle Pusey rides partway due to a strained leg.
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Justice William
Douglas C. & QO
Canal Blister
Frederick County
Cumberland
Washington
Potomac Shores, Inc
Weverton
Conococheague Rod and Gun Club
Antietam
Potomac Shores
Supreme Court
State of Washington
Brunswick
Camp Kanawha
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association, Inc
Point of Rocks
Justice Douglas
George Frederick Miller
Georgia
Maine
Miller
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Merle Pusey
Washington Post
Times-Herald
Robert Estabrook
Canal
Camp
Kanawha
Pusey
Point of Rocks Camp
Aubrey Graves
Country Life
Don Stangle
Vienna
Camp Kanawho
Seneca
William Richardson
Arlington
Douglas
C. & O. Canal
Potomac Valley
Washington County
Frederick
Mass Ares