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Sure, you can drive from NYC to the Catskills in just under 3 hours. But as "Doobby," the taxi driver in Planes, Trains and Automobiles says, "You don't see nothing on the interstate but interstate." In this episode, host Brett Barry walks with Casey Kelbaugh on a stretch of the "Long Path," a 358-mile trail from the George Washington Bridge in New York City to the edge of the Adirondack Park. Casey recounts his 27-day hike from East 4th Street in Manhattan to his cabin in the Catskills via the Long Path, an experience he then shared in the travel section of the New York Times.
00:00 Introduction to the Catskills Voyage
00:15 Discovering the Long Path
00:52 Sponsors and Supporters
01:30 Casey's Journey Begins
02:18 Hiking the Long Path
05:40 Challenges and Reflections
13:16 Community and Connections
26:02 The Final Stretch
29:19 Conclusion and Next Episode Preview
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