[at-l] The day I forgot my cell fone...

[camojack at comcast.net (camojack@comcast.net)]

What, no facial hair? :-)
-"Camo"

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 It does not make you look fat but it is obvious that you did not 
 summit after doing a Thru Hike. 
 
 Gabby Art 
 
> >At the risk of sounding too much like a female... 
> >(NOT that there's anything wrong with that) 
> > 
> >Does this picture make me look fat?: 
> >http://gallery.backcountry.net/Camo_Jack_hikes_again/aah 
> > 
> >-"Camo" From m_factor at hotmail.com  Tue Oct 18 22:01:52 2005
From: m_factor at hotmail.com (Mara Factor)
Date: Tue Oct 18 23:05:15 2005
Subject: [at-l] Night Hike
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I usually manage a full moon night hike of Mount Monadnock in southern New 
Hampshire  each year.  It's not at all an easy hike even during the day so 
at night it can be quite a challenge.  I prefer not to use a light if at all 
possible but I seem to have great night vision.  Hiking poles make it much 
easier to discern dark rocks from shadows formed by ankle breaking holes.

My experiences night hiking on Monadnock helped me with whatever other night 
hiking I've done over the years.  I must admit though, my least favorite 
aspect of night hiking is finding a tent site on an unfamiliar trail.

Tonight would have been a great night for a night hike but I was at a 
Walkin' Jim Stoltz concert.  :-)

Mara
Stitches, AT99

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