Normally, Wilbur Brook is a shallow trickle here.
This is after up to 6 inches of rainfall locally.
Oct 1, 2015, 07:50. Meanwhile, twenty miles South on the trail at the ford
across the East Branch of the Piscataquis River:
http://bangordailynews.com/2015/10/01/news/piscataquis/three-stranded-hikers-airlifted-from-appalachian-trail-in-maine/
Projected paths for Hurricane Joaquin
Looks like we lucked out
The path to the AT from Otter Pond parking lot
At least the trail is drying out!
Pace finds the rotting bog bridge at
Fourth Mountain Bog
Pitcher plants
Normally this stream is small enough
to step over
Fording the West Branch of the Pleasant River
Gulf Hagas Brook
Looks like 10/8 will be a good summit day!
The last climb over 3000ft until the end!
Rime ice on the trees, north side of White Cap
Looking North from White Cap, Mt Katahdin on the horizon
East Branch of the Pleasant River
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