[at-l] Three American Hikers Missing in Iran

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I guess it depends on ones perspective.  Dave Addelton, from this list, was raised in that area.  His parents were missionaries and he has family that still works over there.  To him it is probably like goin home.  I went to help build a school a couple of years ago, the other side by Turkey, it is a beautiful place but I ain't goin back.

Clyde

----- Original Message -----

From: Tenacious Tanasi 

To: Jan Lite , at-l 

Sent: Sat, 1 Aug 2009 04:20:32 +0000 (UTC)

Subject: Re: [at-l] Three American Hikers Missing in Iran




One would think that no matter how popular the area may be that when

neighboring areas to a chosen hiking route may be volatile a hiker

should maybe come back to that area some other time to hike?  I mean...

there are so many trails out there just begging to be hiked.  Why hike

so close to that kind of danger?  





I'd much rather face down an ole bee stung  bear or rattler any day than look down the barrel of a gun!  





I know that there are places that I would give almost anything to hike.  I just think sometimes folks are a bit foolish.

 
 Tenacious Tanasi




      
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