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No problem Cosmo, thanks for the reply.

I think I understand where you're coming from.  I would guess the main
ingredient in doing a thru-hike is *wanting to*, more than anything else.  No
amount of experience from anyone can instill this into another.

Right now, I could use 6 or 7 days on the trail myself....

Sly

In a message dated 12/13/2002 7:47:01 AM Eastern Standard Time,
Cosmo.A.Catalano@williams.edu writes:

> So Sly,  I've strayed from your question a bit--apologies.  Put it
> down to pre-coffee anticipation this morning.  It's very unlikely I
> personally would be a successful thru hiker--'tho I do suffer from a
> touch of Springer fever as the snow begins to melt around here.  I
> don't have many of the qualities I've listed above, and my "hiking
> attention span" seem to be stuck at about 6 or 7 consecutive days.
> So I'll stand back and admire other's perseverance.
>