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[pct-l] PCTA Communicator Article, "Why We Hike"
"We learn things in the Wilderness we can't learn anywhere else."
Although not being a big proponent of organized religion, every time I
think or say that quote (the source I don't recall), I feel compelled to
follow it up with a big "Amen!"
JD
Mtnned@aol.com wrote:
>We're going to need all your help on this:
>
>You all are a wealth of personal experience and historical recollection.
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>I need quotes, from yourselves and/or from people in history describing in a
>sentence or so why we like to hike. Doesn't matter who said it, but it must
>be heartfelt, at the very core of what motivates us to head for the hills, s
>pending even months at a time in wilderness.
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>Your own personal feelings. Those of Thoreau, Waldo, Clarke, etc., etc..
>
>The essence of these will be compiled into a dissertation of 1500-word
>limited length for a future Communicator article.
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>E-mail them to me at
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>_mtnned@aol.com_ (mailto:mtnned@aol.com)
>
>
>What you express will motivate others to experience this awesome lifestyle
>of the trail!
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