[at-l] Mail drops / Maps

[kellyswhitman at hotmail.com (Kelly Whitman)]

The AT databook does have the corresponding map section listed in the margin 
of each page.

I've been going back and forth about buying a set of the ATC maps, myself.  
I'm leaning towards getting them.  In the past five years, I don't think 
I've hiked a single trail for the first time without a map, and I usually 
keep one with me even if I've been on the trail before.  I don't always need 
them but I think it's a psychological thing, feeling safer knowing they're 
there if I need them.  I know the AT is well-marked but I think it's 
worthwhile to have the maps to know where the nearest road or way off the 
trail is in case of an emergency.  Stuff happens.

Kelly Whitman
iN*TP*
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"There ARE no other women like me."  -- 7 of 9

> > I seem to recall that the maps for each section were indicated in the 
>Data
> > Book along the edge of each page. But I could be wrong - I don't have a 
>Data
> >
> > Book with me though, so I can't check that.  
><???>

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