Long Distance Trails in Other Countries, was Re: [at-l] RE: No Hunting?

[yumitori@montana.com (Ron Martino)]

> Ok, Im hoping to maybe hijack this thread onto a more pleasant subject
> we all enjoy, namely, long distance hiking. Does anyone know the status
> of long distance hiking trails in other countries? Know of good
> resources to learn more? Im starting to do some research now on whats
> probably a nearly-impossible (for legal reasons) hike: from singapore to
> the british channel. I've really just started researching recently (have
> bought books to read, but havent gotten around to reading them yet). Im
> also very interested in wandering around in central/south america,
> oceania, etc.
>
> SO - whats the status for the rest of the world? 1st-world,
> 2nd-world,3rd-world, I dont really care...communist, democracy,
> totalitarian, anarchist, matriarcy,etc....im not interested in the
> people or the governments for right now, just in the nature thats out
> there. Once I feel like I've started to digest the possibilities of
> nature, then, and only then, will I begin to worry about the people
> along the way - I think I'll have a much easier time there. I want to
> wander all over the globe for a while, and enjoy this beautiful planet
> we have, to see the sites from all sides, to experience winter in june,
> and 24 hours of daylight.
>
> you get the idea. =-)
>
> --sugardaddy

	One place to start is here -

	http://www.mayer2000.freeserve.co.uk/50best/all_Europe.htm

	Ron
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