US EditionW&M Alum Walking Appalachian Trail to Raise Money for Conservation Efforts
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W&M Alum Walking Appalachian Trail to Raise Money for Conservation Efforts
Elizabeth Woodward at the start of the Appalachian Trail. (Elizabeth Woodward) WILLIAMSBURG — Elizabeth Woodward recently kicked off a 2,198.4-mile journey along the Appalachian Trail, a dream she's had since she was a child. "I recently retired from my corporate job, my children are educated and employed. I'm in between that beautiful time when I'm done raising my own children, and my in-laws and my dad are both healthy and don't need my help,"…
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