On a beautiful Tuesday this week, I joined Conway artist Bob Gordon and his Tibetan terrier Champney on a hike. It was a special hike as it was Champney’s 14th birthday. Gordon brought along a gift for Champney, to be presented at the summit. Champney had hiked his whole life with Gordon, completing the New Hampshire 4,000-footers at least three times and some of them more. Lately he has done some of the 52 With a View list with his master.
Our hike this week was special too. It was located in Waterford, Maine in the relatively new Five Kezar Ponds Reserve owned by the Greater Lovell Land Trust. It was suggested to me by the GLLT director Erika Rowland, whom I had met at the trailhead for Lovell, Maine’s Mount Sabbattus a month before.
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