Water barriers was Re: [at-l] Purism...to me.

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

In a message dated 03/25/02 8:08:38 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
yumitori@montana.com writes:


> > 10)  Do you have to cross all waterbodies without the aid of bridges or
> > ferries?
> 
>     I want to see pictures of folks following this rule with the Hudson and
> some of the other large rivers.
> 
> > 11)  Do you have to slog through all mud-puddles in the Trail?
> 
>     Yes. See #10.
> 
> > Moral of all of the above:  You can go insane trying to slice this issue
> > down to finer and finer levels of "purity!"  And if you spend a lot of
> > time doing that, you will miss out on a lot of the real AT experience!
> > :)
> > 
> > thru-thinker
> 
>     The real AT experience - AYCEs...
> 
>     Ron, who was a wimp and used the Bear Mountain Bridge...
> -- 
> 

LOL.

If you took a really good running start at it and did the Monty Python 
ministry of silly walks hopping wide step move you might clear the Hudson.

Black&blue



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