[at-l] OT -- "Survivor" / AT hiker's Bio

[daveh@psknet.com (Dave Hicks)]

I once saw an estimate of how many additional miles the typical hiker does
to & from, shelters, springs, re-supply points, etc.

Does anyone have it or care to venture a guess?

Chainsaw

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Subject: Re: [at-l] OT -- "Survivor" / AT hiker's Bio


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> Is my math off?  4 months is only averaging 17 miles a day or so.  I would
> think that to be do-able for most (not just some).
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> -James T.
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> Four months is do-able for some. I hiked a bit with a guy who finished
> in three months. We were putting in 20+'es in NC/TN when I realized that
> I'd be finished a lot soon than I wanted...
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> Give Me Chocolate
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