[at-l] Dancing to a different drummer

[rbenhameda@home.com (Rami)]

I recall with clarity the *first* moment I realized I had left my "real
self" on the trail.
I was in a state close to mourning for several weeks after.

I believe the following quote applies not just to knowledge, but also to
peace and solitude, happiness, love and great friends (just to name a few)

"The peculiarity of knowledge is that those who really thirst for it always
get it."
     -- Thomas Jefferson



----- Original Message -----
From: "Linda Benschop" <lvb@mindspring.com>
To: <at-l@mailman.backcountry.net>
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 1:38 PM
Subject: [at-l] Dancing to a different drummer (was re-entry)


> I am wondering how many other folks on this list DO feel like they are
> "dancing to a different drummer."  Hikers seem, to me, to be a very
special
> breed of people.  Wherever they come from, there is a connection.  They
are,
> for the most part, seekers, dreamers and romantics.  Who here feels that
> way?
>
> When I leave the trail, I always feel like I have left a piece of "me"
> there.
>
> Hummingbird
>
>
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