Re: [ft-l] Re: Cumberland

>I wish I could find my map of that Island!  I was there about 2 years ago
>for a little vacation backpacking trip.  It's a beautiful Island.  We had
>high winds and light rain while there, but we (myself and a friend from
>Atlanta) didn't let it bother us.  The winds on the East coast were up to
>about 50-60 mph.  I think I still have sand in my ears to this day.  You
>could open your arms up and set sail.  The west coast offered a great
>sunset!  The campsites are good, but make sure to check yourself for ticks
>as there are many of those little red deer ticks.
>
>All the names and places are alluding me at the moment.  What's the name of
>that big white house on the east coast?  Anyway, there is a good water
>source there as well as the mansion itself.  We enjoyed some good instant
>coffee while taking in the scenery.  We never made it all the way to the
>North end, maybe on my next visit.
>
>Watch your step,
>Jeff Walters
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>Anywhere is walking distance, if you've got the time.
>(Steven Wright)
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>Florida Backpacker's Trailplace
>http://www.iag.net/~fbt/
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>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>
>>Should read my mail before I send it--Should have said planning a trip to
>>Cumberland Island this Dec.  We know about taking everything with us as no
>>supplies available on the Is. , anyway, if anyone's been and has comments,
>>please feel free to post them.
>>
>>Trailma
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