[at-l] Trail Name

[icebeard@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Icebeard)]

However, many people choose not to accept the ones given them and
some just go with the flow. At least, a section hiker I met in VA
last year named Fartin' Jack thought about whether to accept his
trailname.

Jim

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In a message dated 3/2/03 2:33:18 PM, tbimmel@hotmail.com writes:

<< Just wondering, how do you get your trail name?  Can you pick it
yourself?
Do you really need one? >>

You can pick one yourself but the best way is to let the trail give you your
trail name.  It will reflect the perception other hikers have of you.

                                                Art
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