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[at-l] car/day hikes
- Subject: [at-l] car/day hikes
- From: Sharon Sharpe <SSHARPE@WELLESLEY.EDU>
- Date: Tue, 21 Jan 1997 12:59:11 -0500 (EST)
Has anyone ever done a thru or long-distance hike on the AT with a partner,
two cars and leap-frogging?? You know, leave a car at the end of a section
(as far as you think you can get without resupply), a car at the beginning,
then when you get to the "end car", drive back, pick up the "beginning car",
drive to the next "endpoint", leave a car then drive back to where you
left off (after resupplying, doing laundry, picking up mail, or whatever
else you need to do "in town"). I know this sounds convoluted, but is this
just too impractical, or too wimpy, for folks to consider? At least you
would never have to hitch (barring unforseen circumstances), could have
a second set of clothes in the car, or whatever.
Just wondering what everybody thought. I know there are all the psooibilities
that would ruin the plan, hiking partner getting hurt or quitting, car getting
stolen, vandalized, etc. Just wondering.....
Just an additional 2 cents on pack covers... I love mine. More for the
protection from wear and tear on the pack than from rain, although that's
nice too. I have the lowe cover that fits my Lowe Sirocco pack. I used to
use the camp trails universal size, but it was too big and I always had
a quart of water in the bottom of it (usually running down my legs and into
my boots).
Go Pack! That's Green Bay, not Lowe :)
Sharon
ssharpe@wellesley.edu
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