Re: [at-l] Tom Clancy and the AT

["J. Charles Smith, III" <jcsmith%40erols%2Ecom>]

Pete Fornof wrote:
> 
> I still run into a lot of people who haven't heard of the AT (I'm in the
> midwest) but I've seen it's mention more and more these last few years
> in the mainstream press. But, today, I was really surprised to see its
> mention in Tom Clancy's novel, "Executive Orders".
> 
> Geez, the AT in a Clancy techno-thriller? I thought I'd seen it all.
> 
> --
> Peter H. Fornof
> athiker@plantnet.com
> broknspoke@aol.com
> http://www.plantnet.com/~athiker
> 
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Clancy happens to be a good ol' Maryland boy (and Angelos' minority
partner in the O's) with a pretty sizable farm on the Eastern Shore. 
And since we lay claim to ~42 mi. of that wonderful footpath, it doesn't
surprise me that Clancy dropped its name.

	Mountcharlie
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