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Awesome! I quit my job and did the Pacific Crest Trail 2 years ago, but the American Discovery Trail was what sparked my dream of doing a cross country hike in the first place. I chose the PCT because it's much shorter and a much more well established trail with less boring bits.

So, question... How do you cope with the long expanses of the midwest? Also, are you hitching much or trying to stick to purely walking?

(No hate for the midwest. I'm from Chicago, and love the midwest, but I also spent 2 years road tripping and it gets old even in a car)

I'm SO happy to see the entertainment industry going this way. It's what the record industry feared the most. They tried to veil it in "blah blah piracy blah blah" but we all know they just didn't want to be cut out of the equation.

I think most people are more than happy to pay the artist / entertainer, but not crazy about giving money to the corporations.