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'''Benton MacKaye''' was a wilderness preservation advocate who first proposed what was to eventually become the [[Appalachian Trail]]. His idea was to have a network of work camps and communities in the [[Appalachian Mountains]], linked by a continuous hiking trail that ran through several U.S. States. | '''Benton MacKaye''' was a wilderness preservation advocate who first proposed what was to eventually become the [[Appalachian Trail]]. His idea was to have a network of work camps and communities in the [[Appalachian Mountains]], linked by a continuous hiking trail that ran through several U.S. States. | ||
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Revision as of 04:11, July 1, 2007
Benton MacKaye was a wilderness preservation advocate who first proposed what was to eventually become the Appalachian Trail. His idea was to have a network of work camps and communities in the Appalachian Mountains, linked by a continuous hiking trail that ran through several U.S. States.