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Father of Two with ALS Embarks on 600-Mile Appalachian Trail Hike to Raise Awareness:

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Father of Two with ALS Embarks on 600-Mile Appalachian Trail Hike to Raise Awareness: ‘He’s the Strongest Person I Know,’ Says Wife

Father on 6 Mile Hike Raising ALS Awareness

(I would recommend against such a trek . . . maybe with 'four-wheeler.')
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