Re: [at-l] Boy Scouts aren't a Social Experiment

["Thomas N. Vanveen Jr" <tvanveen@accmail.umd.edu>]

I live pretty close to Shenandoah and will be clearing trail there this weekend.
There's still a lot of damage from the ice storm that rolled through a month or so
ago (hint hint).  Then I'll be taking a week off to hike. Haven't decided where,
maybe Dolly Sods, maybe the AT near Mt. Rogers....

Pardon me if I've offended anyone with my 'blah blah blah' comment. I just don't
think this is a good forum for discussing such issues.

tv

hopefl@juno.com wrote:

> >Blah, blah, blah, blah....
> >
> >Anybody been hiking lately?
>
> I had a hike planned for this past weekend. I was going with the Eastman
> Trail Club to clear trail on Saturday and then get in a few days with my
> brother and his son. Alas, I hurt my knee at work and had to cancel. I'm
> on the mend now and I'm already working on another hike. How about you?
>  Hopeful
>
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