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Re: [at-l] Superlight Baby, yeah!
Way to go Will, I am starting to take the ultra light thread to heart.
Aside from a bad back and knees, I seem to have torn something in my shoulder
over the Holidays. Of course it was my good shoulder, not the one I had
already messed up.........
Are there any packs that don't put weight on my back, knees or shoulders?
Hmmmmm.. llamas...... (oops, don't want to start that thread again...)
SLACKPACK TOUR..... B & B catered AT hike.... (B & D AT hike?)....
ATV...... brrrrrmmm, brrrrrmm.... Hmmmmmmmmm........
Oh well, another day, another doctor.....
(we have the technology... we can fix him...)
What about implanted electronics on the Trail, are they allowed?
Did Steve and Jamie do a Thruhike?
Russ,
Wow Kahley, if you weren't posting I would have thought this list was down too.
>
> Will Strickland wrote:
>
> > I was challenged a couple of months ago by Michael Henderson (forgive me
> > if it was someone else) that if I really wanted to go light I should ditch
> > my Terraplane and use my 2300 ci Shadow Peak day pack. "No no! Not
> > spacious enough!" I said. I need at least 3000 cubes for my thru attempt
> > this year.
>
> I'd like to add a thank you to whomever it was that got us started on the
> ultralitekick. I bought a Kelty Redwing, and although I still like my ex-frame
> better,
> the lessons I've learned have made it possible for me to go with a lot less
> hassle and pain and well...a lot less.
> Unfortuneatley, I won't be taken what I've learned from GA>ME this year as
> planned, but I'm still really grateful for what I've learned. Kahley
>
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