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Nowa treść strony, po modyfikacji (new_wikitext) | 'A five-year-old boy who is starting kindergarten in this month has become one of the youngest people ever to hike the entire Appalachian Trail after completing the full 2,193-mile trek with his family this year.<br>Harvey Sutton — or 'Little Man,' as he is known on the Appalachian Trail — is one of several youngsters in recent years to complete the trail, after tagging along with his parents over more than 2,100 miles in 209 days.<br>Harvey told the AP that it was hard work, but he had fun checking out frogs, lizards, and other wildlife — and also enjoyed sprinkling Skittles onto peanut butter tortillas as fuel for the walk.<br> What an accomplishment! Harvey Sutton — or 'Little Man,' as he is known on the Appalachian Trail — is one of the youngest people to complete the trail<br> Incredible! He traveled 2,193 miles with his parents over 209 days, finishing at Mt. Katahdin in Maine earlier this month<br> Obstacles: It was mostly smooth sailing after a snowstorm in the Smoky Mountains forced them to backtrack more than 30 miles (48 kilometers) to safety over two-and-a-half days<br> The route: The full Appalachian Trail begins in Georgia and travels through 14 different states, ending in Maine. It took Harvey and his family nearly seven months to complete it <br>Harvey was four years old in January when he and his parents began their walk at Springer Mountain, in Georgia, the start of the 2,193-mile (3,530 kilometers) trail.<br>He turned five before the family completed the journey on August 9 on the top of Mount Katahdin, Maine's highest mountain. <br>For Harvey's hike, his parents decided to take a 'mini retirement' from their real estate jobs in Lynchburg, Virginia. They'd been hiking with Harvey since he was two, so the Appalachian Trail made sense to them.<br>It was mostly smooth sailing after a snowstorm in the Smoky Mountains forced them to backtrack more than 30 miles (48 kilometers) to safety over two-and-a-half days.<br>The family became accustomed to sleeping in a tent, waking at 5:30 a.m., and hiking all day. There was a simplicity to the routine and a camaraderie with other 'thru hikers' that kept it from getting boring, Josh Sutton said.<br>'I thought being cold and wet was going to be the hardest part of hiking the Appalachian Trail. But in actuality, it was the mental game of motivating and keeping an upbeat attitude to help Harvey stay positive and enjoy his hike,' Josh told . <br> RELATED ARTICLES <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>A long trek: They started in January (pictured), sleeping in a tent and covering about ten miles a day<br> Keep going! His parents were so busy keeping him engaged and entertained that it distracted them from the physical pain of trudging over so many miles<br> 'It gave us a bond and a strength that we hadn't realized before,' his mother, Cassie Sutton, said<br>They moved at a pace of about ten miles a day, and Harvey had fun along the hike, which is a massive challenge even for athletic adults. <br>'The rock scrambles were really fun and hard. We were not bored,' he said. <br>His parents were so busy keeping him engaged and entertained that it distracted them from the physical pain of trudging over so many miles.<br>'It gave us a bond and a strength that we hadn't realized before,' his mother, Cassie Sutton, said. <br>Karl Donus Sakas, a hiker known as 'Sugar Man' who accompanied the Suttons from Pennsylvania to the end in Maine, said Harvey had boundless energy.<br>'He's pretty strong and tough. So often we'd get to camp and I'd be beaten and tired. And Little Man would say, "Let's play freeze tag!"' he said. <br>Cassie and Josh said the biggest challenge was keeping their son's imagination engaged. Harvey made plans to build homes, construct space ships, and host a lava party in discussions over miles and hours of hiking. <br>Sakas helped out by setting up a treasure hunt with faux maps, hidden toys, and glow sticks on the trail over several days in New Jersey.<br> Kiddo: Other thru hikers gave Little Man toys, including a pet rock, Hot Wheels, and a pocket watch<br> 'The rock scrambles were really fun and hard. We were not bored,' Harvey said<br> Family time: The hike showed the strength of teamwork and further solidified the Suttons' relationship, Cassie said<br>Some other thru hikers gave Little Man toys, including a pet rock, Hot Wheels, and a pocket watch. At a Dollar General store, Harvey bought a calculator to keep track of the miles.<br>'The hiking community really surprised me. I didn't know how interconnected it was,' Josh said. <br>'Everyone is there to support and help each other,' Cassie added. 'They really look after you. And not just those hiking. Past hikers come out to the trail to give out food or what we call "trail magic." It's truly a special community.'<br>The hike showed the strength of teamwork and further solidified the Suttons' relationship, Cassie said. <br>'We're closer than ever before,' she said. <br>Harvey's journey earned accolades from another hiking legend, Dale 'Greybeard' Sanders, the oldest person to hike the trail when he completed it at age 82 in 2017. <br>'It's going to change his life forever, and his parents' life, too. The kid went through some hardships, but don't we all? Hardships make us stronger,' said Sanders, now 86, of Bartlett, Tennessee. 'That kid is going to smile through life.'<br> Entertainment: Cassie and Josh said the biggest challenge was keeping their son's imagination engaged<br> Imagination: Harvey made plans to build homes, construct space ships, and host a lava party in discussions over miles and hours of hiking<br> 'I think it's going to be difficult for Harvey going back to school,' his father said<br>Having finished the trail earlier this month, Harvey is <br><br><br><br><br>DM.later('bundle', function()<br>DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker');<br>);<br><br><br>In case you cherished this information and also you would want to acquire more details concerning [https://buyglocksandammunition.com 209 primers] generously visit our website.' |
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+A five-year-old boy who is starting kindergarten in this month has become one of the youngest people ever to hike the entire Appalachian Trail after completing the full 2,193-mile trek with his family this year.<br>Harvey Sutton — or 'Little Man,' as he is known on the Appalachian Trail — is one of several youngsters in recent years to complete the trail, after tagging along with his parents over more than 2,100 miles in 209 days.<br>Harvey told the AP that it was hard work, but he had fun checking out frogs, lizards, and other wildlife — and also enjoyed sprinkling Skittles onto peanut butter tortillas as fuel for the walk.<br> What an accomplishment! Harvey Sutton — or 'Little Man,' as he is known on the Appalachian Trail — is one of the youngest people to complete the trail<br> Incredible! He traveled 2,193 miles with his parents over 209 days, finishing at Mt. Katahdin in Maine earlier this month<br> Obstacles: It was mostly smooth sailing after a snowstorm in the Smoky Mountains forced them to backtrack more than 30 miles (48 kilometers) to safety over two-and-a-half days<br> The route: The full Appalachian Trail begins in Georgia and travels through 14 different states, ending in Maine. It took Harvey and his family nearly seven months to complete it <br>Harvey was four years old in January when he and his parents began their walk at Springer Mountain, in Georgia, the start of the 2,193-mile (3,530 kilometers) trail.<br>He turned five before the family completed the journey on August 9 on the top of Mount Katahdin, Maine's highest mountain. <br>For Harvey's hike, his parents decided to take a 'mini retirement' from their real estate jobs in Lynchburg, Virginia. They'd been hiking with Harvey since he was two, so the Appalachian Trail made sense to them.<br>It was mostly smooth sailing after a snowstorm in the Smoky Mountains forced them to backtrack more than 30 miles (48 kilometers) to safety over two-and-a-half days.<br>The family became accustomed to sleeping in a tent, waking at 5:30 a.m., and hiking all day. There was a simplicity to the routine and a camaraderie with other 'thru hikers' that kept it from getting boring, Josh Sutton said.<br>'I thought being cold and wet was going to be the hardest part of hiking the Appalachian Trail. But in actuality, it was the mental game of motivating and keeping an upbeat attitude to help Harvey stay positive and enjoy his hike,' Josh told . <br> RELATED ARTICLES <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>A long trek: They started in January (pictured), sleeping in a tent and covering about ten miles a day<br> Keep going! His parents were so busy keeping him engaged and entertained that it distracted them from the physical pain of trudging over so many miles<br> 'It gave us a bond and a strength that we hadn't realized before,' his mother, Cassie Sutton, said<br>They moved at a pace of about ten miles a day, and Harvey had fun along the hike, which is a massive challenge even for athletic adults. <br>'The rock scrambles were really fun and hard. We were not bored,' he said. <br>His parents were so busy keeping him engaged and entertained that it distracted them from the physical pain of trudging over so many miles.<br>'It gave us a bond and a strength that we hadn't realized before,' his mother, Cassie Sutton, said. <br>Karl Donus Sakas, a hiker known as 'Sugar Man' who accompanied the Suttons from Pennsylvania to the end in Maine, said Harvey had boundless energy.<br>'He's pretty strong and tough. So often we'd get to camp and I'd be beaten and tired. And Little Man would say, "Let's play freeze tag!"' he said. <br>Cassie and Josh said the biggest challenge was keeping their son's imagination engaged. Harvey made plans to build homes, construct space ships, and host a lava party in discussions over miles and hours of hiking. <br>Sakas helped out by setting up a treasure hunt with faux maps, hidden toys, and glow sticks on the trail over several days in New Jersey.<br> Kiddo: Other thru hikers gave Little Man toys, including a pet rock, Hot Wheels, and a pocket watch<br> 'The rock scrambles were really fun and hard. We were not bored,' Harvey said<br> Family time: The hike showed the strength of teamwork and further solidified the Suttons' relationship, Cassie said<br>Some other thru hikers gave Little Man toys, including a pet rock, Hot Wheels, and a pocket watch. At a Dollar General store, Harvey bought a calculator to keep track of the miles.<br>'The hiking community really surprised me. I didn't know how interconnected it was,' Josh said. <br>'Everyone is there to support and help each other,' Cassie added. 'They really look after you. And not just those hiking. Past hikers come out to the trail to give out food or what we call "trail magic." It's truly a special community.'<br>The hike showed the strength of teamwork and further solidified the Suttons' relationship, Cassie said. <br>'We're closer than ever before,' she said. <br>Harvey's journey earned accolades from another hiking legend, Dale 'Greybeard' Sanders, the oldest person to hike the trail when he completed it at age 82 in 2017. <br>'It's going to change his life forever, and his parents' life, too. The kid went through some hardships, but don't we all? Hardships make us stronger,' said Sanders, now 86, of Bartlett, Tennessee. 'That kid is going to smile through life.'<br> Entertainment: Cassie and Josh said the biggest challenge was keeping their son's imagination engaged<br> Imagination: Harvey made plans to build homes, construct space ships, and host a lava party in discussions over miles and hours of hiking<br> 'I think it's going to be difficult for Harvey going back to school,' his father said<br>Having finished the trail earlier this month, Harvey is <br><br><br><br><br>DM.later('bundle', function()<br>DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker');<br>);<br><br><br>In case you cherished this information and also you would want to acquire more details concerning [https://buyglocksandammunition.com 209 primers] generously visit our website.
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0 => 'A five-year-old boy who is starting kindergarten in this month has become one of the youngest people ever to hike the entire Appalachian Trail after completing the full 2,193-mile trek with his family this year.<br>Harvey Sutton — or 'Little Man,' as he is known on the Appalachian Trail — is one of several youngsters in recent years to complete the trail, after tagging along with his parents over more than 2,100 miles in 209 days.<br>Harvey told the AP that it was hard work, but he had fun checking out frogs, lizards, and other wildlife — and also enjoyed sprinkling Skittles onto peanut butter tortillas as fuel for the walk.<br> What an accomplishment! Harvey Sutton — or 'Little Man,' as he is known on the Appalachian Trail — is one of the youngest people to complete the trail<br> Incredible! He traveled 2,193 miles with his parents over 209 days, finishing at Mt. Katahdin in Maine earlier this month<br> Obstacles: It was mostly smooth sailing after a snowstorm in the Smoky Mountains forced them to backtrack more than 30 miles (48 kilometers) to safety over two-and-a-half days<br> The route: The full Appalachian Trail begins in Georgia and travels through 14 different states, ending in Maine. It took Harvey and his family nearly seven months to complete it <br>Harvey was four years old in January when he and his parents began their walk at Springer Mountain, in Georgia, the start of the 2,193-mile (3,530 kilometers) trail.<br>He turned five before the family completed the journey on August 9 on the top of Mount Katahdin, Maine's highest mountain. <br>For Harvey's hike, his parents decided to take a 'mini retirement' from their real estate jobs in Lynchburg, Virginia. They'd been hiking with Harvey since he was two, so the Appalachian Trail made sense to them.<br>It was mostly smooth sailing after a snowstorm in the Smoky Mountains forced them to backtrack more than 30 miles (48 kilometers) to safety over two-and-a-half days.<br>The family became accustomed to sleeping in a tent, waking at 5:30 a.m., and hiking all day. There was a simplicity to the routine and a camaraderie with other 'thru hikers' that kept it from getting boring, Josh Sutton said.<br>'I thought being cold and wet was going to be the hardest part of hiking the Appalachian Trail. But in actuality, it was the mental game of motivating and keeping an upbeat attitude to help Harvey stay positive and enjoy his hike,' Josh told . <br> RELATED ARTICLES <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>A long trek: They started in January (pictured), sleeping in a tent and covering about ten miles a day<br> Keep going! His parents were so busy keeping him engaged and entertained that it distracted them from the physical pain of trudging over so many miles<br> 'It gave us a bond and a strength that we hadn't realized before,' his mother, Cassie Sutton, said<br>They moved at a pace of about ten miles a day, and Harvey had fun along the hike, which is a massive challenge even for athletic adults. <br>'The rock scrambles were really fun and hard. We were not bored,' he said. <br>His parents were so busy keeping him engaged and entertained that it distracted them from the physical pain of trudging over so many miles.<br>'It gave us a bond and a strength that we hadn't realized before,' his mother, Cassie Sutton, said. <br>Karl Donus Sakas, a hiker known as 'Sugar Man' who accompanied the Suttons from Pennsylvania to the end in Maine, said Harvey had boundless energy.<br>'He's pretty strong and tough. So often we'd get to camp and I'd be beaten and tired. And Little Man would say, "Let's play freeze tag!"' he said. <br>Cassie and Josh said the biggest challenge was keeping their son's imagination engaged. Harvey made plans to build homes, construct space ships, and host a lava party in discussions over miles and hours of hiking. <br>Sakas helped out by setting up a treasure hunt with faux maps, hidden toys, and glow sticks on the trail over several days in New Jersey.<br> Kiddo: Other thru hikers gave Little Man toys, including a pet rock, Hot Wheels, and a pocket watch<br> 'The rock scrambles were really fun and hard. We were not bored,' Harvey said<br> Family time: The hike showed the strength of teamwork and further solidified the Suttons' relationship, Cassie said<br>Some other thru hikers gave Little Man toys, including a pet rock, Hot Wheels, and a pocket watch. At a Dollar General store, Harvey bought a calculator to keep track of the miles.<br>'The hiking community really surprised me. I didn't know how interconnected it was,' Josh said. <br>'Everyone is there to support and help each other,' Cassie added. 'They really look after you. And not just those hiking. Past hikers come out to the trail to give out food or what we call "trail magic." It's truly a special community.'<br>The hike showed the strength of teamwork and further solidified the Suttons' relationship, Cassie said. <br>'We're closer than ever before,' she said. <br>Harvey's journey earned accolades from another hiking legend, Dale 'Greybeard' Sanders, the oldest person to hike the trail when he completed it at age 82 in 2017. <br>'It's going to change his life forever, and his parents' life, too. The kid went through some hardships, but don't we all? Hardships make us stronger,' said Sanders, now 86, of Bartlett, Tennessee. 'That kid is going to smile through life.'<br> Entertainment: Cassie and Josh said the biggest challenge was keeping their son's imagination engaged<br> Imagination: Harvey made plans to build homes, construct space ships, and host a lava party in discussions over miles and hours of hiking<br> 'I think it's going to be difficult for Harvey going back to school,' his father said<br>Having finished the trail earlier this month, Harvey is <br><br><br><br><br>DM.later('bundle', function()<br>DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker');<br>);<br><br><br>In case you cherished this information and also you would want to acquire more details concerning [https://buyglocksandammunition.com 209 primers] generously visit our website.'
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