[at-l] Laws of Backpacking: Rules of the Obvious

[dennis@bcontech.com (Dennis Gass)]

Then there is the very nasty side trail straight down to the water
source at Chattahoochee Gap.  

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Subject: re:[at-l] Laws of Backpacking: Rules of the Obvious

There is one exception to that rule in GA: Chattahoochee Gap. One fork
heads up toward Johns Mtn and Brasstown Bald (highest point in Georgia)
and the other downhill and to the right for the AT.

My Murphy's hiking corollary would be: If you are ahead of your
schedule, you are hopelessly lost.

Bill...

--- lubitz@alumni.fdu.edu wrote:
> If you want to get into Murphy's laws of backpacking, we could
> probably go on  forever.  eg: At a fork in the trail where one is
> level and the other is uphill, your's will be the uphill one


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