[Cdt-l] list of north south 2008 people

[Jonathan Ley]

On the plus side, with all the snow, fires should be less of a problem.
Based on the record number of requests for CDT maps I've gotten thus far 
this year, I'd guess there will be no shortage of hikers out there - 
both NB and SB. Good luck to everyone!
-Jonathan

Jim and/or Ginny Owen wrote:
> Given the snow situation, this is probably a good year to go 
> southbound.  Montana seems to be at about 110% normal snow levels and 
> southern Colorado at 140-160%.  You might consider doing the Butte to 
> Glacier then Butte south flip, since you start with less snow that 
> way, but it may not be necessary if you start a bit later than usual. 
> Ginny
>
> http://www.spiriteaglehome.com/
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> > From: andy.hiker at ntlworld.com
> > To: cdt-l at backcountry.net
> > Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2008 15:51:35 +0000
> > Subject: [Cdt-l] list of north south 2008 people
> >
> > Hello all
> > Just to relay my plans to attempt a north-south cdt this year 
> starting June.
> > Is there anyone else out there planning the same.
> > So far I only know of one other! Looks like its going to be a lonely 
> trip! Is the snow putting everyone off?
> >
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