[at-l] Bryson's Book

[icw39@ncfreedom.net (Clark)]

In my own twistedly humorous mind, I'd say that the Trail is a LOT like
that . . . we all can recall ridiculously humorous events and people,
both on the Trail, at shelters, in towms, and on side/road trips . . .
hey, it's all in what you want to focus on in yer post-hike memories; I
like to recall everything from the splendor of nature, to the ridiculous
things people carried, threw out, said, did, etc . . . it's all good [I
HATE that phrase - can't believe I just said it! :)]

thru-thinker

Bob C. wrote:

> "...None  thought  it  was  a  real  representation  of  THE  TRAIL  ..." thinks
> DaRedhead.
>
> I  read  the  book  and  was  amused,  while recognizing that it provides a very
> distorted, albeit humerous, picture of the trail experience.
>
> I  became  concerned when a very bright neighbor, an immigrant from England, who
> has  lived  in  this  country  for  50  years and who reads far more books, both
> serious and frivolous than I do, asked me "Is the trail really like that?"
>
> Weary
>
>
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