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This March 24, 2012 photo shows a view of the Ice Age Trail in Columbia County, Wis., as seen from Gibraltar Rock. A new book, &quot;Thousand-Miler: Adventures Hiking the Ice Age Trail,&quot; by Melanie McManus, documents her experiences and the experiences of others who've hiked the 1,100-mile trail. The Ice Age Trail follows a landscape of woods, hills and wetlands sculpted by the retreat of glacial ice in Wisconsin eons ago. (Joanne Ellarson via AP)

Following the Ice Age Trail in a new book, ‘Thousand-Miler’

By BETH J. HARPAZ - Associated Press

FOR RELEASE SATURDAY, MAY 17, 2014, AT 12:01 A.M. CDT. - In this photo taken April 29, 2014, Dolly McNulty, volunteer coldcache coordinator of the Lakeshore Area Ice Age Trail Alliance, hikes along a section of the Ice Age Trail in Two Rivers, Wis., with friends Mary Jo Haban, her son Nate with their dogs Maggie and Reece to help spread the word about the upcoming series of Manitowoc County hikes to find coldcache (geological feature) sites along the Ice Age Trails. (AP Photo/Herald Times Reporter, Sue Pischke) NO SALES.

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