[at-l] Re: Re 2000 mile recognition

[krk@speakeasy.org (Kenneth Knight)]

Hey, I wonder if I can sue him under the ADA? I walk for long periods of time without seeing any
blazes (white or blue). I'm nearly always on the right trail, but I don't see the blazes. Now, if I
don't see a blaze was it really there (rather like the classic if I tree falls an no one hears did
it fall)?

Yah, I think that is just the way I need to spend my time. People have told me I need to be more
busy and this is just the ticket. Yep. Sure. Of course, it would promote premature aging and all
that, but hey that would be a small price to pay. Yes indeed.

  ** Ken **

ps- No. I won't do it. 

On 3/21/01 at 1:29 PM, KellyGoVols@aol.com wrote:

> I would purposely miss one single white blaze rather than receive his silly 
> Avery Recognition.  Besides, it would only take only one VERY small incident 
> to piss him off enough to revoke it (like, saying the name George W.) and 
> also making you ineligible to ever receive it again.  Besides, the importance 
> of thruhiking lies in the hiking, not laying eyes on every single white 
> blaze.  To have hiked from Georgia to Maine, via the AT and/or other trails, 
> is in itself  reward enough.  Just my humble opinion.

**  Kenneth Knight    Web Design, IT Consultant, Software Engineer  **
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