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Description: The GAP Trail is a 185+ mile trail that originates in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and ends at the Canal Place in Maryland. The trail is mostly crushed limestone with a mild elevation grade. The route includes 3 tunnels, 2 viaducts and a bone cave.

Description: The 357 mile Long Path hiking trail begins in New-York City at the West 175th Street subway station and ends in Northville near Albany, New-York. It is designated as a National Recreation Trail. Great as a memory keepsake of your long-distance adventure.

Description: Although the 144 mile Maah Daah Hey Trail in North Dakota is a multi-use trail for hiking and horseback riding, it is most popular as the longest single track trail for non-motorized biking. Great memory keepsake for your long-distance adventure in and out of the Badlands in North Dakota.

Description: Although the 144 mile Maah Daah Hey Trail in North Dakota is a multi-use trail for hiking and horseback riding, it is most popular as the longest single track trail for non-motorized biking. Great memory keepsake for your long-distance adventure in and out of the Badlands in North Dakota.

Description: The Taconite and David Dill Arrowhead Trails are adjoining state trails in Minnesota. They are used for hiking, biking, and horseback riding; and in the winter, for snowmobiling. Great as a memory keepsake of your long-distance adventure.

Description: A 123 mile long hiking, biking and horseback riding trail in South Dakota. It has diverse terrain and runs through several national and state parks and forests. The trail even comes within a mile of Mount Rushmore. Great as a memory keepsake of your long-distance trail adventure.

Description: A 123 mile long hiking, biking and horseback riding trail in South Dakota. It has diverse terrain and runs through several national and state parks and forests. The trail even comes within a mile of Mount Rushmore. Great as a memory keepsake of your long-distance trail adventure.

Description: The Fred Meijer White-Pine Trail is a 92 mile long rail-trail along the Michigan Northern railroad corridor. It is a multi-use trail for hikers, bicyclers, skiers, and snowmobilers. Great memory keepsake of your rail-trail adventure.

Description: A pickleball design with a bit of word play.

Description: The Montana Trail 406 which runs about 1,700 miles, is one of the newest long-distance trails in the USA. It is intended as a non-motorized trail. There are currently 2 sections of the trails that are scenic river routes. Great for hikers, backpackers, mountain bikers, and people who like to canoe. This is a great memory keepsake of your long-distance adventure on the Montana Trail 406.

Description: The Ice Age Trail in Wisconsin runs approximately 1,200 miles roughly along the terrain formed by a glacier present during the last ice age. Numerous glacial features can be seen in various parts of the trail.

Description: Scottish proverb equivalent to don't judge on appearances

Description: Great for your friends who are not always so cheerful or who do not react well to cheerfulness. Might be what a leprechaun says.

Description: Motivate yourself and say, "I shall return" the pickleball!

Description: Tennis players who start playing pickleball typically don't like to dink

Description: There's nothing like a beautiful remote landscape of mountains, a lake and a hiking trail in front of you.

Description: Hiking is good for the soul. Be thankful for the freedom to wander on remote trails.

Description: Gardens, hops, barley and beer!

Description: For gardeners at Finished Goods and Slow Pour

Description: John Muir was a Scottish-born American naturalist, author, and early advocate for the preservation of wilderness in the United States.

Description: The 300+ mile Catamount Trail in Vermont is a winter ski trail created over 2 years based on a whim to ski the length of Vermont.

Description: A 250 mile hiking trail through the Appalachian Mountains

Description: The Isle of Man sits in the Irish Sea and is a self-governing British Crown Dependency. The small island is known for the T.T. Races, Manx Cats and the three-legged triskelion flag.

Description: Why does #Santa have a naughty versus nice list when you can be #naughty AND nice? Have a little fun at #Christmas wearing this cute Santa inspired design. Great gift idea for kids and adults to wear throughout the holiday season.

Description: It's a play on words. In order to have a murder of crows, there must be probably caws.

Description: If you cross poison ivy with four leaf clover, does it bring you a rash of good luck?

Description: The Taconite and David Dill Arrowhead Trails are adjoining state trails in Minnesota. They are used for hiking, biking, and horseback riding; and in the winter, for snowmobiling. Great as a memory keepsake of your long-distance adventure.

Description: The 300+ mile Catamount Trail in Vermont is a winter ski trail created over 2 years based on a whim to ski the length of Vermont.

Description: When you plagiarize, you are taking credit for something someone else said or wrote. So if you are accused of plagiarism, you are getting into trouble for copying someone else's work, or something you didn't do.

Description: Great for those with a youthful heart, someone who is elfish in nature, someone who loves Christmas and anyone who enjoys the whole holiday season.

Description: This dog loves Christmas and pickleball!

Description: Funny word play perfect for your book club

Description: We all need a little encouragement and motivation to do things better in life.

Description: Providence Canyon is called the Little Grand-Canyon of Georgia. Said to have been formed by poor farming techniques, the red clay and sandy soil areas produced deep ravines of rich colors. Watercolor style rendering of the canyon.

Description: Like a horse shoe and four leaf clovers or shamrock, it's just a wee bit lucky. Great for St. Paddy's Day when you want something green to bring you just a tiny bit of luck.

Description: Hard to believe that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, better known for detective stories, wrote this science fiction novel in 1912. Great for Sir Conan Doyle fans and prehistoric animal lovers.