[at-l] at-l] The debate, was Esbit, was at-l Da stove question again---~~~

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Oingo and Boingo, as you call them, have probably hiked more miles then most people on this list.  You might want to sit and ask them questions about how it is done, most likely  they could teach most of us something.  I know they helped me finish the long trail.  I would sometimes sit and think "This is just to damn hard," Then I would think "Man Sloetoe,s kids done this, I can too."  They are among the very few humans I have a great deal of respect for.  Role models come in all sizes.  These kids are two of mine.

Clyde

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> Sloetoe wrote: 
> > ### I have no idea who Oingo or Boingo are, but MY Young Men 
> > will have them behaving in no time at all. 
> > 
> Did you get two new ones? 
> 
> :-) 
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> http://mailman.backcountry.net/mailman/listinfo/at-l From garyticknor at starpower.net  Wed Nov  2 13:13:50 2005
From: garyticknor at starpower.net (Gary Ticknor)
Date: Wed Nov  2 13:18:14 2005
Subject: [at-l] SW-KY hiking...
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Right, and pronounced: "kay-ro", not "Kye-ro", right? And with a big 
concrete steamship-shaped pavilion right at the junction, too!

- Greenbriar

>Joan 
>(born and raised in southern Illinois (4th generation)--Cairo, Illinois, to be exact--where the Mississippi & Ohio meet)
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