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Walking Back A Hundred Years from Philadelphia to New Hampshire

A Hundred Years from Philadelphia to New Hampshire by Paul Statt
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The site had the following in the homepage, "A Hundred Years from Philadelphia to New Hampshire." I noticed that the web site stated " Walking Back Roads A Hundred Years From Philadelphia to New Hampshire." They also stated " I am leaving this morning on my long walk home, from Philadelphia to New Hampshire. Daily blogging is not a chore I choose, but I will post a couple of photos daily, on Instagram, which will also appear here, and on facebook. They are geotagged, if youre concerned with my whereabouts. Or want to look for me on the road."

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