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I love this area! Over 40 years ago, when my children were very young and a tank of gas cost $5.00, we would load our backpacks and head to Neels Gap at the foot of Blood Mt. We liked to hike over Blood Mt., down the side trail through Slaughter Gap to Lake Winfield Scott and camp a couple of days in the fall when no one else was around. One of my all time favorite, but steep, trails.
Read every word and enjoyed it immensely. Reading it actually made you feel you were actually there.