[at-l] e Sharp TM 20s can you touch type on them

[draker@kearsarge.navy.mil (Drake, Russ SKCS)]

  Not to fan the flame but I too bring a cell phone for emergencies (by request of my wife) when I bring the kids along.  On my daughter's first backpacking trip she got homesick something awful and I broke out the phone so she could talk with mom and her kitty and I have to admit it may not be an emergency in many hikers eyes but to her it was and it saved the hike and made all of our  time more enjoyable.  If discretion is used I see no issues, to me it is an additional piece of hiking gear no worse than GPS, Binoculars, or Hiking poles... Not actually necessary but nice to have if you need it.  To keep on subject, what ever happened to "Hike your own Hike"?  What is it to another hiker if she brings a palm pilot?  I think that is less intrusive then when I was at a shelter and some hikers were listening to a radio....  I have to agree with Sherrie.....

  Now, I am ducking for cover awaiting the barrage... 


Russ
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From: SherrieM2000@aol.com [mailto:SherrieM2000@aol.com]
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 2:58 PM
To: thornel@attglobal.net; krk@speakeasy.org
Cc: at-l@backcountry.net; BackpackingLight@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [at-l] Re: Re Sharp TM 20s can you touch type on them


 I carry a cell phone its for extreme emergencies and is never on.lol,I'll Be 
sure never to pull it out on the trail.jeepers she is only keeping a journal 
on a palm pilot. nothing UN natural about that


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