[at-l] Making a "record" of your hike

[thornel@attglobal.net (W F Thorneloe)]

I doubt I'd want to try to keep track of hikers separately from my journal. 
This year's journal was a Christmas gift of some sort of waterproof paper 
bound pamphlet rather than my usual cheap spiral bound notebook. When I'm 
sitting and journaling, as a course of the conversation with my pencil I 
will mention hikers. I don't go out of my way to track their names and 
addresses, and I don't expect my journals to become biographies of other 
hikers. Primarily, they serve to entertain me and a few of my family and 
friends who wonder just what the heck I thought I was doing.

OrangeBug

At 10:33 AM 3/6/2002 -0500, Papa Bear wrote:
>Anyone ever think of making little business cards - call them hiker cards?
>Maybe with trail name, real name, email, etc.  I'm actually thinking of
>making some.  Pehaps on light paper that can be waterproofed (like the
>maps).