Re: [at-l] Solar Bear's Wild Wall Street Adventure :)

["Eva Steele" <eva_s@vsprague.com>]

>>Sorry, the suit is definately a Babe turn off, unless you were wearing a 
>>skirt... :)

He's wearing the tutu, remember? And I've seen the whole thing. It 
really is kinda cute. And those long legs really accentuate the the
emsamble. He wouldn't wear the earrings I picked out though. That 
would have made the entire outfit magnificent!

Morning Dove



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From:          Jacob B Barowsky <fsjbb@aurora.alaska.edu>
Date:          Tue, 8 Sep 1998 10:58:28 -0800 (AKDT)
Subject:       Re: [at-l] Re:Trail News from our neighbors to the North
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On Sun, 6 Sep 1998, Kurt Russell wrote:

> Along these lines, something I wondered the other day as I
> finished K. Bergers tale of her CDT thru-hike. The last picture
> shows the hikers walking into the clearing at the border, a
> clearing which supposedly extends from the Atlantic to the
> Pacific, along the Canadian/USA border. Anybody know of a source
> of info for the border? If this *is* in fact cleared from ocean
> to ocean, it would seem an obvious Trail, beckoning for a hike...
> 
> Idly wondering -
> Kurt
> 
> 
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There is a clearing- but only where the border isn't a river or a lake.
From lake of the woods east most of the border is a a water border. In
some areas the clearing  is  unhikable. (cliffs, rivers blocking the
way--ect..)

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