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Re: [at-l] New GA Selter to be build.
- Subject: Re: [at-l] New GA Selter to be build.
- Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 21:24:59 -0500
I meant to say the April 1 departure .
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000 20:15:14 -0500 Glenda D Hubbard <glenhubb@juno.com>
writes:
>I never said I wanted to avoid people altogether. I am intelligent
>enough to know there are lots of people hiking the AT. Hopefully I
>will be able to leave before the big May 1st day too to avoid some of
>it.
>
>Sparrow2001
>
>
>On Wed, 15 Nov 2000 03:48:08 -0600 "Paul Nickodem"
><Dharmabum64@worldnet.att.net> writes:
>>
>>
>>> I don't know about Ron but I plan to avoid shelters as much as
>>possible.
>>> I would like to use my tent more than shelters primarily to avoid
>>mice
>>> crawling all over me, and because I'm not hiking primarily for the
>>social
>>> aspect of being with other people. I want to be alone as much as
>>> possible on my hike with my thoughts. I will however pitch my tent
>
>>near
>>> a shelter just for the safety in number aspect, at least until I
>get
>>use
>>> to being by myself at night in the woods. I will socialize though,
>>don't
>>> get me wrong. I love people, but that isn't the primary reason for
>
>>me
>>> hiking the AT. I can certainly see why he asked the question?
>>>
>>> Sparrow2001
>>Hey Sparrow
>> I have to admit that your going to be hiking on the wrong trail
>>then! Go
>>hike the CDT if you want to get away from people. I through hiked
>the
>>AT in
>>97 and I hear there are twice as many people doing it every year now.
>
>>It's
>>pretty much impossible to avoid people on the AT. I hiked the PCT
>>this
>>year, even out there it was impossible.
>>However good luck.
>>Globetrotter AT97, PCT 2000
>>
>>
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To: Glenda D Hubbard <glenhubb@juno.com>
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