Re: [at-l] Helllo

[tmcginnis@ucclan.state.in.us (Thomas McGinnis)]

     You've come to the right place! (But you might think about asking one 
     question at a time, to increase the ease of people responding.)
     
     Otherwise, and too short, here's some quickies:
     1) Probably 10 to 1 go Georgia to Maine. You "walk north with Spring" 
     -- an incredible experience -- and avoid Maine/NH 
     snow/mud/blood-sucking insects.
     2) At least one person has hiked (recently) with a kitty ON his pack. 
     Many have hiked with their loyal pooches (NOT in/on their packs). I 
     would presume your thinking of the in/on route? Thought about where 
     you're gonna put all that sawdust/wood shavings? Don't they get kinda 
     smelly? MORE smelly than even a sun-ripened throughhiker? Ewwww.
     
     Good Luck!


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Subject: [at-l] Helllo
Author:  PKLoubiere@aol.com at ima
Date:    5/11/99 11:12 PM


Hello list members,
     
My name is Priscilla Loubiere and I'm new to this list and to the whole world 
of the AT. I did not know what the AT was three years ago, now I am planning 
on through hikeing it next year. I have started researching yesterday, and am 
stoked. Now, I have a question. Does any body except a select handfull go from 
Maine to Georgia? it seems like just about everyone goes Gorgia to Maine and I 
want to go Maine to Georgia. Why? I don't know, I guess I am crazy. That's 
what everyone says anyway. Are there any books about people who go from Maine 
to Georgia? Because I have questions for people.
     
Also, does anyone know of anyone who has ever through hiked with a guinea pig?
     
Apologizing in advance for naeve questions, but I have just started 
researching. I think I have a long way to go, maybe!
     
Thank you. I'm glad to be here.
     
Priscilla K. Loubiere.
PKLoubiere@aol.com
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