Re: [at-l] Camera: to take or not to take.

[Doreen McLeod <mcleod-keith.doreen@worldnet.att.net>]

You can get lots of pictures of the AT scenery but the pictures I really
treasure are the ones of the people I met along the way and when the creek
starts to rise down here in Fl my pictures are one of the things I get to high
ground. Still cleaning up from Hurricane Irene and hoping Jose isn't coming
here..
                                                                Triathlon
Grandma

markusmc@hom.net wrote:

> Ok I already know that I wont be a journal keeper.  I dont care for writing
> or record keeping, and am not very good at putting my thoughts on paper.
> Even if I did keep one it wouldnt amount to much more than a mileage log,
> so I figure why bother.
>
> But a camera?  Did anyone go on a thru hike and NOT take a camera? Did you
> regret it in anyway?
>
> There are already lots of photographs out there on the internet.  Plus I
> figure if I do take a bunch of photos unless I come up with some complex
> record keeping system, I probably will not know were most of the photos
> were taken one year later when I finally have them all piled up together.
>
> I would really like to get some opinions on whether or not to take pictures.
>
> Mark Pearce
> Sparta GA
> 2000 yoyo
>
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