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Subject: Re: Cross Country Ride Info
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Date: Thu, 17-Oct-85 00:01:00 EDT
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In reply to: Where does one camp in Maine?"

Stop at a Maine tourist information center (I95 just
across the border from New Hampshire if you're coming
from the south) and pick up one of the official state maps.
Among other things not shown on any service station map
are U.S. Forest Service campsites, situated in the middle
of nowhere with noone around.  (I am loathe to share this
information with the world, but I am also curious why
Maine should be singled out?  After all, it is half
of New England and has half the population of Boston.  
If you can't find an unoccupied corner for your
sleeping bag, you're not looking.)