Re: [at-l] ref: perspective

["Sponge and Skylar" <backpack@sprynet.com>]

I hope Jason doesn't get wind of the negative discussion on his miles. He
doesn't have to post his hike either but he does so we can encourage him
and support all of the AT-list Thru-hikers. We are very fortunate to have a
daily insight to a journey alot of us long to take. 
Skylar
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> From: A.S.Meislahn <themice@warwick.net>
> To: at-l@saffron.hack.net
> Subject: [at-l] ref: perspective
> Date: Saturday, March 22, 1997 10:06 AM
> 
> Listen up,
> 
> 	First off I never seen the post on this list about Curious Georges
> miles.  Did someone make this whole thing up? I've read his Journal
> postings on Trailplace and think he's doing an excellent job. 	   	
> 	In my opinion,  if a person puts the time and effort into getting in
> shape, training, gaining experience,  knowing his most produtive load
> and has the discipline and desire to hang in there and produce long
> miles he should be commended for his professionalism and dedication to
> the spirit of backbacking and anyone who tears him down probally
> couldn't walk around the block. 
> 
> 	Jason if you read this Good luck and keep on trucking.
> 
> Andy
> Goshen, New York
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