Calendar
Potluck Presentation: AT Thru-Hiking!
Date: 01/06/2009Come join us at the South Portland Library on Tuesday, January 6, 2009, for a presentation on Thru-Hiking the Appalachian Trail by two local young adults. After attending an AMC presentation on the AT last January, Portland residents Beth Lowry and Kevin Kirby took time out from school and undertook their own Thru-Hike from Georgia to Maine in 2008. Beth and Kevin will share their journeys of over 2,100 miles through photos and great stories and discuss the clothing, gear, and trail knowledge necessary to go that distance. This event will be of interest to anyone who enjoys great stories of the outdoors and also those interested in Thru or Section-Hiking the AT. This event is co-sponsored by the Outings and Young Members Committees and is free and open to the public. The location is at the South Portland Library, 482 Broadway, South Portland, ME: parking is available off Highland Avenue. Dinner at 6 p.m., presentation at 7 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to bring a potluck item and their own dinnerware (plate, utensils etc.). Drinks will be provided and plastic-ware will be available. Come join us!
Activity Category: Social Events, Social EventsLocation: South Portland
Region: Maine, Southern and Mid-Coast
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Jeff Aceto 207-650-5674
FMI: http://www.amcmaine.org/calendar
Osceola & East Osceola
Date: 01/10/2009Let's do the Osceolas! We will head up the unrelenting Mt. Osceola trail. Bag East Osceola 4156' Then over to the cliffs of Mt Osceola 4340' that offer fine views of the surrounding landscape. 7.6 miles at a moderate pace.Full winter gear required.
Activity Category: Hiking, HikingRegion: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Chris Martin 207-890-6111 (anytime)
Registrar: chris martin 207-890-6111 (anytime)
Trip Difficulty: moderate
Adanced Series #1 - Baldpate Mtn.
Date: 01/10/2009Hike on the Appalachian Trail from Grafton Notch near the Maine/New Hampshire border. We will hike east to Baldpate Mountain and return. Total distance 7-8 miles, over 2,000 feet elevation gain. Some exposed icy slopes. Experienced winter trampers with proper gear.
Activity Category: HikingRegion: Maine, Western
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Spencer Meyer 207-862-5675, Laura Flight
Beginner Series #3 - Bradbury Mountain State Park
Date: 01/10/2009Practice winter hiking skills at Bradbury Mountain State Park. 3-4 mile winter hike will include rolling hills and some short challenging climbs to lookouts on Bradbury Mountain. This hike is an opportunity to apply winter skills. Hikers are encouraged to bring full winter gear to practice taking on and off snowshoes; using crampons and preparing for more challenging winter hikes. This trip will be a continuation of the Beginner Series and is especially suited to people who have little or no experience as winter hikers. If you want to find out what winter hiking is all about in a very user-friendly environment with excellent leaders who will be happy to help you get started give this trip a try.
Activity Category: Hiking, Instruction (Skills)Region: Maine, Inland
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Jeanne Christie 207-310-8708 (Before 9PM) , Larry DeHof 207310-8952 (Before 9PM)
Trip Difficulty: Beginner
FMI: http://www.amcmaine.org/calendar/
Martin Luther King Weekend at Zealand Hut
Date: 01/17/2009 - 01/19/2009Join us for our annual winter weekend at beautiful Zealand Hut. Sat., hike/snowshoe/ski 6.3 miles in on roads and trails. Sun., climb a 4,000-footer, take an easy hike/snowshoe/x-c ski, or just lounge around the hut. Bring wine and cheese to share for Sun. night, if you want. Mon. back out. $83 covers two nights' lodging, two dinners and two breakfasts.
Activity Category: Snowshoeing, HikingRegion: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Wayne Newton 207-897-3072
Beginner Series #4 - Burnt Mountain
Date: 01/17/2009If you're new to winter hiking, here's your chance to bag a snow-topped mountain! Mid-winter hike to 3,595 ft summit of Burnt Mountain. Outstanding views of Sugarloaf, Abraham, Crockers, and Bigelows. 6 miles total with rise of 1,600 v.f. Easy pace, intended for beginning hikers with full winter gear and minimal winter hiking experience.
Activity Category: Hiking, HikingLocation: Carrabassett Valley
Region: Maine, Western
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Peter Broderick 207-778-0801, Jeff Aceto 207-650-5674
Trip Difficulty: Easy
FMI: http://www.amcmaine.org/calendar
Acadia xc ski
Date: 01/23/2009 - 01/25/2009Join us in a B&B in Bar Harbor for a fun filled weekend. We will xc ski the carriage roads or hike if there is no snow. $70 covers two nights in the B&B and two breakfasts.
Activity Category: Skiing - Cross-Country (Nordic), HikingRegion: Maine, Downeast and Acadia
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Don Parker 207-642-4198 (between 6 & 8) , Ginette Beadoin
Registrar: Don Parker
Trip Difficulty: moderate
W. Bonds Backpack from the north
Date: 01/23/2009 - 01/25/2009Join us on this adventures backpack in the heart of the White Mountains Pemigewasset Wilderness. Early start 10+ miles with up to 4000 ft of elevation gain. Challenging backpack for experienced, well-conditioned winter backpackers with full winter gear. Lodging may be available
Activity Category: Hiking, BackpackingRegion: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Peter Broderick 207-778-0801
Co-Leader: Joe Piotti 401-423-0091
xc ski
Date: 01/24/2009xc ski at Harris Farm, Dayton, ME. May do snowshoe walkabout depending on snow conditions.
Activity Category: Skiing - Cross-Country (Nordic), SnowshoeingRegion: Maine, Southern and Mid-Coast
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Lorraine Hussey 207-799-7494 (7pm to 9pm)
Co-Leader: Roy Hussey 207-799-7494 (7pm to 9pm)
Trip Difficulty: easy
Advanced Series # 2 - Mt. Madison
Date: 01/24/2009Mount Madison (5366') - Hike to the summit of one of the few 5000 footers in the White Mountains via the Valley Way trail and the Osgood trail (AT). Round trip distance is 8.4 miles with elevation gain of 4100'. Valley Way leads to Madison Hut (closed in winter) and the Osgood Trail leads the final .4 mile to the summit of Mount Madison. This trip offers a protected hike to treeline and then an exposed final leg on the Osgood Trail to the summit. Participants should be comfortable with strenuous winter hiking over long distances and times. Full gear required included snowshoes with built in crampons in addition to crampons and winter boots that are, of course, crampon compatible. All participants must preregister with the trip leaders. This should be a great trip with plenty of challenge, great views (conditions permitting) and a chance to experience the Whites in winter. Please join us.
Activity Category: HikingRegion: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Peter Roderick 207-293-2704 (Before 9PM) , Lewis Dow
Trip Difficulty: Strenuous
Young Member Ice Skating & Social
Date: 01/25/2009Join Maine Chapter "Young Members" (20-30's) for an evening of outdoor ice skating, crackling fires, and hot drinks. We will skate until our feet are either cold or sore, then socialize at a nearby location to get warm again. Meet at 3:00 at the Falmouth Ice Arena's Lee Twombly Pond outdoor area. Call/e-mail to r.s.v.p. or with any questions!
Activity Category: Ice Skating, Social EventsLocation: Falmouth
Region: Maine, Southern and Mid-Coast
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Carrie Walia 207-928-2277
Co-Leader: Kimberly Sanders
FMI: http://www.familyice.org/lee_twombly_pond.php
Snowshoeing on Ossipee conservation land
Date: 01/25/2009Snowshoe on Ossipee conservation land near Dan Hole Pond, followed by soup and bread. If no snow, we will reschedule for February 22. Easy to moderate.
Activity Category: Snowshoeing, Social EventsLocation: Ossipee, NH
Region: New Hampshire, Lakes Region
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Alix Pratt , Bob Pratt
Co-Leader: Peg Nation
Trip Difficulty: Easy/Moderate
Potluck Presentation: Tips and Toys for the Camp Kitchen
Date: 01/29/2009Who says wilderness food has to be dull? Join backcountry chef and author Dorcas Miller on Thursday, January 29, 2009 for a night in the camp kitchen where she'll share her favorite recipes, demonstrate gear for making trailside goodies, and pass along hard-earned culinary wisdom. Dorcas has been cooking on trail for almost forty years, including experiences as a registered Maine Guide, Outward Bound instructor, canoe trip leader, and whitewater guide. She has packed out food for dozens of trips (including one that was seven weeks long), published articles in Backpacker magazine, served as the trail chef for www.gorp.com, and wrote Backcountry Cooking and More Backcountry Cooking (available for sale at this event). The location is the Buker Community Center, 22 Armory Street, Augusta, ME: parking is available behind the building. Dinner at 6 p.m., presentation at 7 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to bring a potluck item and their own dinnerware (plate, utensils etc.). Drinks will be provided and plastic-ware will be available.
Activity Category: Social Events, Social EventsLocation: Augusta
Region: Maine, Southern and Mid-Coast
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Jeff Aceto 207-650-5674
FMI: http://www.amcmaine.org/calendar
Mt. Washington
Date: 01/31/2009We will take the more scenic and less traveled Jewell Trail up to Gulfside Trail then over a mile ridge walk to the summit. Lots of exposure! For experienced fit winter hikers only.
Activity Category: Hiking, HikingRegion: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Chris Martin 207-890-6111 (anytime)
Registrar: chris martin 207-890-6111 (anytime)
Trip Difficulty: Strenuous
How to Hike the Appalachian Trail
Date: 01/31/2009 - 02/01/20092-day workshop covers gear, food, maildrops, as well as the psychological & physical aspects of thru-hiking the AT, with open discussions, demonstrations, slideshows, as well as a hike in the Sandwich Range. $35 includes Saturday dinner and lodging at Wonalancet Cabin in Tamworth, NH.
Activity Category: Instruction (Skills), HikingLocation: Tamworth
Region: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Darcy Hobgood 207-324-2300 (before 9PM) , Wayne Newton , Susan Sharkey
Registrar: Darcy Hobgood
Beginner Series #5 - Mt. Waumbeck
Date: 01/31/2009Mt. Waumbeck via Star King Trail. With a moderate elevation gain of 2,500 feet and 7.2 miles, this 4000 footer is a perfect moderate winter hike. Trailhead is located in Jefferson NH and carpooling is encouraged. Hike #5 in the series but all winter hikers with appropriate experience and gear are welcome.
Activity Category: Hiking, SnowshoeingRegion: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Joleen Rice 207-892-2685 (Before 9 pm) , Michael D'Orio 207-892-2685 (Before 9 pm)
Trip Difficulty: Moderate
Foolkiller (3548')
Date: 01/31/2009NH 100 highest bushwhack peak. Will approach using the Sabbaday Brook Trail off the Kanc Hwy. Full winter gear reqd.
Activity Category: HikingRegion: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Dennis Crispo 978-858-0394, Joan Zardus 978-388-6760
AMC Annual Meeting
Date: 02/06/2009 - 02/08/2009Join us on February 7th, 2009 at the Sheraton Ferncroft Resort in Danvers, MA for a full day of AMC workshops including: Going Green at the AMC Huts and Traversing the Globe With the AMC. We will wrap up the day with dinner and our keynote speaker Greg Mortenson. Mortenson is the much celebrated co-author of the New York Times Best Seller and Time Magazine Asia Book of the Year Three Cups of Tea. A schedule of events and more details about Greg Mortenson and Three Cups of Tea can be found on our website. Seats are ALREADY selling quickly, so register today!
Activity Category: Meetings, MeetingsLocation: Danvers
Region: Massachusetts, Boston Area
State: MA
Country: USA
Leader: Laura Flight
FMI: http://www.outdoors.org/about/annualmeeting/index.cfm
Advanced Series #3 - Mt. Adams
Date: 02/07/2009Take the next step in the Advanced Series and climb the 5775 ft. Mt. Adams in the Presidential Range. Exact route to be determined but expect 4500 ft. of climbing and 8-10 miles. Experienced, fit winter hikers only.
Activity Category: HikingRegion: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Spencer Meyer , Wayne Newton
Beginner Series #6 - Cranberry Peak
Date: 02/14/2009Come celebrate Valentine's Day by showing your love for the outdoors! Hike 7 miles to Cranberry Peak (Bigelow Range). Includes 3 miles along AT and then along Bigelow Range Trail to Cranberry Peak (elev. 3213 ft), ending in Stratton. 2,000 v.f. and excellent views of the Bigelows, Crockers, and Sugarloaf Mountain. All-day hike at moderate pace with full winter gear. Intended for beginning hikers who have some winter hiking experience, but all welcome.
Activity Category: Hiking, HikingLocation: Stratton
Region: Maine, Western
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Jeff Aceto 207-650-5674
Co-Leader: David Littig 207-318-9181
Trip Difficulty: Moderate
FMI: http://www.amcmaine.org/calendar
xc ski
Date: 02/21/2009xc ski at Pineland Farms, New Gloucester, ME. May do snowshoe walkabout depending on snow conditions.
Activity Category: Skiing - Cross-Country (Nordic), SnowshoeingRegion: Maine, Southern and Mid-Coast
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Lorraine Hussey 207-799-7494 (7pm to 9pm)
Co-Leader: Roy Hussey 207-799-7494 (7pm to 9pm)
Trip Difficulty: easy
Advanced Series #4 - Moosilauke
Date: 02/21/2009via the Beaver Brook Trail. This mountain is the farthest western peak of the White Mountain. The trail is one of the steepest trails in the WM with a very exposed ridge walk to the summit. Early start long day, 8 mi. RT, 3,100 ft elev. This summit has outstanding views. A great change to hone your steep climbing skills. Full winter gear, intended for experienced winter hikers
Activity Category: Hiking, SnowshoeingRegion: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Peter Broderick 207.778.0801, Jeff Aceto 207-650-5674
Mt. Adams Backpack
Date: 02/21/2009 - 02/22/2009We will take Lowes path to either the perch or "Adams4" depending on conditions and the group. Set up camp and then take Summit packs up to Mt Adams 5799' 10+ miles. for experienced and fit winter hikers only. Come find out why this is one of the Holy Mountains of the world!
Activity Category: Backpacking, HikingLocation: Northern Presidentials
Region: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Chris Martin 207-890-6111 (before 9pm)
Registrar: chris martin 207-890-6111 (before 9pm)
Trip Difficulty: strenuous
Potluck Presentation: Across Ireland By Foot!
Date: 02/24/2009February's potluck presentation will take you to the lush green shores of Ireland! Join Carey Kish on Tuesday, February 24, 2009 as he recounts stories of his recent long distance hike across the Emerald Isle, his sixth major European trek. The Irish Coast to Coast Walk is a 387-mile, 23-day route that extends from the city centre of Dublin on the Irish Sea all the way south and then west, to Bray Head on Valentia Island on the Atlantic Ocean. The trek connects five national walking paths or ways: the Wicklow Way, South Leinster Way, East Munster Way, Blackwater Way and Kerry Way. En route Carey encountered superb scenery and battled challenging weather as the walk crossed windswept hills and craggy mountains, meandered along lush river valleys, padded quietly through dark forests, and passed through lovely villages where there may just be a friendly pub or two that pours a fine pint of Guinness! Tar amach agus bain sult as radharc gen í seo álainn téigh! Adventurer, journalist, photographer and geographer, Carey Kish of Portland is an award winning member of the New England Outdoor Writers Association. He is the former president and founding member of the Maine Outdoor Adventure Club. Kish has hiked the entire length of the Appalachian Trail as well as numerous other long distance trails in the United States and Europe. He authors a blog "Trail Head" at MaineToday.com and writes a bi-weekly column on hiking and camping for the Maine Sunday telegram. The location is at the South Portland Library, 482 Broadway, South Portland, ME: parking is available off Highland Avenue. Dinner at 6 p.m., presentation at 7 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to bring a potluck item and their own dinnerware (plate, utensils etc.). Drinks will be provided and plastic-ware will be available. Come join us!
Activity Category: Social Events, Social EventsLocation: South Portland
Region: Maine, Southern and Mid-Coast
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Jeff Aceto 207-650-5674
FMI: http://www.amcmaine.org/calendar
Beginner Series #7 - Lonesome Lake Hut Trip
Date: 02/28/2009 - 03/01/2009Saturday morning snowshoe into Lonesome Lake Hut. After lunch plan to snowshoe for the afternoon. Sat dinner, Sun breakfast and bunk included in price to be determined. Lunch, snacks, etc - on your own. Hike out around the lake on Sunday.Registration deadline January 18, 2009
Activity Category: HikingRegion: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Gail Lawley 207-797-4627 (Before 9:00 pm) , Gerry Barnicle 207-797-4627 (Before 9:00 pm)
Trip Difficulty: Beginner
Advanced Series #5 - Middle Osceola
Date: 02/28/2009NH Trailwrights 72 peak. Approach from Waterville Valley. Optl X-C ski on Tripoli Rd to Osceola Trail. Short bushwhack from trail to summit.
Activity Category: HikingRegion: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Sonny Martineau 207-490-1305, Dennis Crispo
Advanced Series #6 - Katahdin and Hamlin via Abol Climb
Date: 03/07/2009Test your skills on this one-day climb of Katahdin. Plan on long, strenuous day. Significant winter, above-treeline experience required. Night before Millinocket accommodations will be arranged. Trip may run on March 8, 14 or 15 depending on weather conditions.
Activity Category: Climbing/MountaineeringRegion: Maine, Inland
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Spencer Meyer , Joleen Rice , Jeff Aceto
Beginner Series #8 - AT Backpack
Date: 03/14/2009 - 03/15/2009March 14,15 2009 - The final beginner winter series trip will be a backpack! Here is a chance for hikers who have had a good winter doing some of the winter series hikes and would like to finish the season with a beginner winter backpack. We will hike 4 miles from Route 17 north of Rumford near the AT crossing to the Sabbathday Pond shelter on the AT, spend the night and hike back to Route 17 on the following day. Full winter gear required including appropriate sleeping bag, etc. Call leaders if you need a checklist of gear or just want to talk things over. We will be looking for participants who have at least two or three recent winter hikes under their belts. An excellent opportunity to experience the wonder of spending the night in the Maine woods in winter.
Activity Category: BackpackingRegion: Maine, Western
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Peter Roderick 207-293-2704 (Before 9PM)
Co-Leader: David Littig
Trip Difficulty: Moderate
Isolation backpack
Date: 03/14/2009 - 03/15/2009Join us for a third winter attempt at this summit.We'll set up camp near the ridge, bag the peak and enjoy a well-earned celebration at our cozy campsite. Easy hike out on Sunday. Full winter gear required. Joint trip with the Boston chapter.
Activity Category: Hiking, BackpackingRegion: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Chris Martin 207-890-6111 (anytime) , Judy Dillman
Registrar: Chris Martin 207-890-6111 (anytime)
Trip Difficulty: moderate
xc ski
Date: 03/21/2009xc ski at Harris Farm, Dayton, ME. May do snowshoe walkabout depending on snow conditions.
Activity Category: Skiing - Cross-Country (Nordic), SnowshoeingRegion: Maine, Southern and Mid-Coast
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Lorraine Hussey 207-799-7494 (7pm to 9pm)
Co-Leader: Roy Hussey 207-799-7494 (7pm to 9pm)
Trip Difficulty: easy
Advanced Series #7 - Mt. Washington
Date: 03/21/2009Late winter hike up Mount Washington via the Lion's Head Trail. Route is 8.5 miles total, with a total climb of 4,300 v.f. Full winter gear required, intended for experienced and fit hikers.
Activity Category: Hiking, HikingLocation: Pinkham Notch
Region: New Hampshire, White Mountains
State: NH
Country: USA
Leader: Jeff Aceto 207-650-5674, Lew Dow 207-890-8512
Trip Difficulty: Hard
FMI: http://www.amcmaine.org/calendar
AMC's Spring Fling
Date: 04/24/2009 - 04/26/2009AMC's 'Spring Fling' will be at the Mohican Outdoor Center in Blairstown, New Jersey. There will be hikes on the AT and other trails near the Delaware Water Gap, paddling on Catfish Pond, a visit to Lakota Wolf Preserve, tours of historic Millbrook Village, music, campfires and more! Activities, lodging, and food are part of the weekend options. Call 908-362-5670 or mohican@mindspring.com for more information!
Activity Category: Hiking, PaddlingRegion: New Jersey, Highlands Region
State: NJ
Country: USA
Leader: Laura Flight 207-215-5306 (before 9PM)
FMI: http://www.outdoors.org/lodging/lodges/mohican/
Trail Work Weekend at Little Lyford Pond Camps
Date: 05/22/2009 - 05/25/2009Spend a weekend at one of AMC's premier full-service facilities. Great food, great people and the best of the Maine woods experience. We work hard on the trails during the day (until 2:30pm) and play hard on the ponds, mountains and at Gulf Hagas for the rest of the day (hard = at a level that is fun and productive not difficult). If the timing is right, the fly fishing can be incredible at this time of year on both Little Lyford Ponds with hungry native brook waiting for your first cast.
Activity Category: Trail WorkLocation: Katahdin Iron Works
Region: Maine, Western
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Peter Roderick 207-293-2704 (Before 9PM)
Trail Work Weekend at Little Lyford Pond Camp
Date: 07/03/2009 - 07/05/2009Mid-summer in the northern Maine woods is a great time to be volunteering with our Maine Chapter led trail crew. We will be bunking at Little Lyford Pond Camps, working on nearby trails and enjoying the many recreational opportunities nearby. One of only three volunteer trips that we offer each year to this wonderful camp. Gulf Hagas, a spectacular gorge through which the west branch of the Pleasant River runs is nearby. Indian Mountain with its beautiful trail to Laurie's Ledge where Katahdin, the northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail, can be seen in the distance is another favorite destination after the work day is through. Birding, fly fishing, mountain biking or just taking it easy are other favorite pursuits following a day of satisfying trail work. Please join us if you can.
Activity Category: Trail WorkLocation: Katahdin Iron Works
Region: Maine, Western
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Peter Roderick 207-293-2704 (Before 9PM)
Trail Work at Little Lyford Pond Camps -MWI
Date: 10/09/2009 - 10/12/2009Trail work and so much more at one of AMC's finest full service facilities - Little Lyford Pond Camps. Visit Gulf Hagas, a beautiful river gorge, climb Indian Mountain to Lauries Ledge and do a bit of trail work too. Beautiful foliage, Great food/Comfortable accommodations - what's not to like? Give back to the trails while enjoying the best of the North Woods experience.
Activity Category: Trail WorkLocation: Katahdin Iron Works
Region: Maine, Western
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Peter Roderick 207-293-2704 (Before 9PM)
Trip Difficulty: Moderate
Boundary Maintenance Work in the Maine Woods Initiative
Date: 10/09/2009 - 10/12/2009Try something different. The Maine Chapter Trail volunteers will be working with the AMC land manager for the MWI to maintain some of the 60 miles of boundaries that enclose the 37000 acres of the Katahdin Ironworks lands in northern Maine. This volunteer experience involves a combination of map and compass, trail work and bushwhacking. We work our way along the property lines verify their location, finding old blazes and making new ones -Lots of fun and satisfying too. Join us if you can. We will staying at the soon to be opened Gorman Chairback Camps on Long Pond with downtime opportunities for paddling, hiking or just taking it easy after a day of walking the line.
Activity Category: Trail Work, Trail WorkRegion: Maine, Western
State: ME
Country: USA
Leader: Peter Roderick 207-293-2704 (Before 9PM)
