[at-l] nobo, sobo?

[Tamara Krebs]

An elbow is a hinge joint of which the humerous bone, ulna and radius bone 
meet. the "funny bone" also known as the ulnar nerve is also located at this 
junction. It is located between the shoulder or the superior aspect of the 
humerous, and the wrist or the distal aspect of the ulna and radius bones. 
The knobby part of the elbow is the superior aspect of the ulna bone. The 
elbow allows our arms to bend. Without elbows we would not be able to feed 
ourselves effectivly. (we'd have one heck of a mess on our faces.

Tamara Krebs
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From: "Martin Fors" <revmrf at verizon.net>
To: <at-l at backcountry.net>
Subject: [at-l]  nobo, sobo?
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 17:26:59 -0400

Dear Tamara,

Now that you've been 'educated' in the meanings of NOBO and SOBO, what the
heck is an elbow?

Rusty, who has visited with 6 NOBOs and 2 SOBOs in the Glencliff area, these
last 2 days.  BTW, blueberries/huckleberries galore over 3000 feet in NH/AT.