[at-l] RE: Postal Labyrinth for AT Hikers Explained

[spiriteagle99 at hotmail.com (Jim and/or Ginny Owen)]

skeeter wrote:
><<And now we're on the way out the door for 3 or 4 days
>of backpacking.>>
>
>Jim, Stitches and I are headed out for the weekend too. You think we need
>to notify the snowplow crews, and warn everyone on the at-l to get their
>snowshovels out? With the combined "weather witch" effects we should be
>able to shut down the entire east coast <g>...


Dunno about you, but we just got back from a very warm weekend in the 
southern section of SNP.  Late start, 70 hours in the Park, 46 miles/23+ of 
them on the AT, at least 40 hours sack time and temps in the 60's.  This was 
supposed to be a "restful" weekend for us.  Started out really good - with 
both bear and mountain lion tracks in the snow within the first mile.  And 
as usual, the deer were all over the place.  GOOD weekend - now I've gotta 
start thinking about the Ruck.

Hmmm - just looked at at-l.  I'll never catch up on all those posts.  What?  
Don't y'all ever go hiking?  Hey, gang - sittin' in front of the tube won't 
help anyone do a thruhike - some of you need to exercise your feet, not your 
fingers  <VBG>

Walk softly - or not - but WALK,
Jim

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