[at-l] 2000-miler, thru-hiking.... was Best Blue Blazes

[DTimm65344@aol.com (DTimm65344@aol.com)]

In a message dated 03/24/02 11:53:36 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
Slyatpct@aol.com writes:


> It's good that people know what there getting into before they hike the AT.  
> 
> Instead of having the "papers" at Daicy Pond, perhaps they should have them 
> 
> at Springer for northbounders. 
> 
> Nothing worse than finding out the rules, after you've already played the 
> game!  But since it isn't a game, maybe there shouldn't be any rules.
> 
> Sly
> 

I, for one, have found this discussion helpful.  I have been focused to date 
on the southern piece of things on sections and had no idea there is a 
form/registration process in Maine.  I'll have to crunch that into my 
thinking as it means I may decide to make Baxter my last section (I had 
planned to do that end and work south after reaching Damascus northbound).  I 
would have figured this out on my own in a year or two, but it's good to know 
now.

Thanks, gang.

This list is an amazing wealth of info.

Black&blue



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