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September 2013, Week 3

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To sign up for any trip, blitz the leader of that trip with your DA$H number (make sure you have money in your account!) or saying you'd like to pay in cash.  Your spot will be reserved once you pay.  If the trip is free, just blitz the leader to reserve a spot.


WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY

Dinertoure!
On one lonely wintry day in 1769, Eleazar Wheelock stumbled through the ice and sleet, desperate for some respite from the biting cold. In the distance he saw a sign - "what can  this be?" he muttered to himself, "doth at last mine eyes deceive me?" He cautiously approached and squinted as he discerned "bakery soda fountain counter service." Then old Eleazar nearly fainted with excitement, for before him was the holy grail of adventurers long deceased - oh how Christopher Columbus, Juan Ponce de Leon, and Henry Hudson had longed to be in his footsteps, for he, Eleazar Wheelock, had discovered the Four Aces Diner.
Wheelock then founded Dartmouth College on a direct path from this sacred place and for over two centuries, Dartmouth pupils have made the pilgrimage to Four Aces to celebrate the legacy of their great academic institution.
Meet behind Robo at 6:30 AM for the most important meal of your day/life. Back by 9Ls.
Space is limited, so you must blitz back ASAP if you want a spot!
The ride is free, bring small bills.

The Feed!
Ladies and gentle-folk, welcome to the first feed of the term. As the fall chill sets in on Hanover, bring your beautiful selves to the Rock at 7:00 on Wednesday to dine, make merry, and wax existential on the finer points of life. The (tentative) menu, to tempt your palate, consists of:
* Fresh basil, tomato, and mozzarella pasta,
* Corn on the cob, and
* Red velvet cake.
Bring yourself, bring your friends. 17s eat free.
***This is our termly planning feed! If you'd like to give input on the larger trips that'll go out this term, definitely come!***
7pm at the Rock (http://www.dartmouth.edu/~cabtrail/rock.shtml)
Meet 6:45pm behind Robo if you want to walk over with someone who's been there before.


SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY

What: Cardigan hike
When: 10:30am-2:30pm Saturday
Leader(s): Kaila Pedersen
Why: Non-strenuous hike (~3.3 miles) with breathtaking views from a bald (or tree-less) summit!
Cost: $2 for members, $5 for non. We'll provide snacks, though not a full meal
Blitz: Kaila Pedersen to sign up or to get more info!

What: Hike the Bonds
When: Friday 8pm - Saturday night
Leaders: Mac Murphy and Hunter van Adelsberg
Why: Because this is one of the most remote areas of the White Mountains!
This ~20 mile out-and-back hike is a mix of relatively flat trail and steeper climbing and passes over three open summits. We'll leave campus Friday night, stay over at Moosilauke Ravine Lodge, hike all Saturday, and return before bedtime Saturday night.
Cost: $10 DOC members, $15 non-members
Blitz: Mac Murphy with your DA$H to sign up or get more info.

What: Come help build the new bunkhouse at the Lodge!
When: ~8:30am - 8:30pm (with the possibility of a vehicle leaving later)
Leaders: Steve Tebbe, Gerben Scherpbier
The Class of 1974 is currently cutting the different pieces of the bunkhouse and need your help putting them all together! Come to the Lodge this Saturday to help do the timber raising of the new bunkhouse. You can meet some really cool alums, get to build a house, and you get a free dinner out of it!  No cabin work skills necessary. If there's enough interest, there will also be leaving a little later (~11am). This is a very cool opportunity that happens only once every few years so sign up!
Cost: FREE (including Lodge Dinner!)
Blitz Steve Tebbe to sign up or for more info!


SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY

What: Franconia Ridge
When: 9am-7pm
Leader(s): Max Deibel, Graham Findlay, Chuanqi Sun
Why: Fall colors, a waterfall, and some of the best views in the east. Hike up My. Lafayette, across the ridge to Mt. Lincoln and Little Haystack, and back down to Franconia notch.
Difficulty: Strenuous. 9 mile loop, a little over 4000 ft. elevation gain.
Cost: $5 DOC, $10 else
Blitz: Graham Findlay with your DA$H to sign up or get more info!

What: Smarts Mountain hike
When: 9:30am - 4pm
Deets: This is a moderate 7 mile round trip hike up the lovely Smarts Mountain. At the summit, you will encounter a firetower with splendid views, most likely including fall foliage. We'll eat lunch during the trip and have snacks on snacks too.
Dolla$: $6 for DOC members; $9 for non-DOC members (subject to change?)
Who: Blitz Shea Flanagan with your DA$H to sign up or with questions

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If you're not a DOC member, BECOME a DOC member.  $20 for an annual membership (memberships run from July 1 - June 30) or $50 for a student career membership (which expires June 30 of the year you graduate).  Contact Julie Bell to sign up.  Fees for trips as a DOC member are much less, and sometimes free.

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