[at-l] Hike ended short after 13 miles

[greyowl at rcn.com (greyowl@rcn.com)]

As I posted to Lilla reply, I have become senile in my old 
age.  Yes, sternum straps can be a problem for the more 'full 
figured' woman.  Also shoulder straps as they may fall across 
the breasts.  Several manufactures have been designing paacks 
especially for women and thus this may no longer be a 
problem.  I guess that I was lamenting the loss of Kahley 
from the list.

Sorry about my addled rambling.

Grey Senile Owl

AKA Bob Dudley


---- Original message ----
>Date: Mon, 7 Mar 2005 09:57:42 -0500
>From: Nina <infpeace@gmail.com>  
>Subject: [at-l] Hike ended short after 13 miles  
>To: AT MailingList <at-l@backcountry.net>
>
>Grey Owl said:
>
>>  Us poor
>> men did not realize how mush of a problem breast can be to 
a backpacker.
>
>I read this sentence about five times and asked myself, "so 
the mush
>of a problem breast effect our attitude toward sternum 
straps? What is
>exactly is a "problem breast?" And isn't that kind of 
offensive to
>refer to the breast's um, breastness, as "mush"?"
>
>Then I realized that there's probably a typo or two in 
there. :)
>
>(Not to pick on you, Grey Owl ... this blonde was just 
really confused
>for a minute!)
>
>Waterfall
>
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