[Cdt-l] Electronics & Age
eyakel at earthlink.net
eyakel at earthlink.net
Wed Feb 10 08:44:50 CST 2010
Mr. D was 71 when he did it last year!
-----Original Message-----
>From: Rick Ostheimer <rick.ostheimer at sbcglobal.net>
>Sent: Feb 9, 2010 5:58 PM
>To: Cdt-l at backcountry.net
>Subject: Re: [Cdt-l] Electronics & Age
>
>RedDoug wrote: "Anyway, I was wondering what ages are represented on the
>cdt-l. Just curious."
>
>I don't know ages in cdt-l, but as a member this year's class of thru
>(hopefully) hikers, I'll turn 65 in late May. I know of a couple other
>"more mature" hikers planning the trek: Irish and DampDan. I think
>both of them are also in the 7th decade. I also know of a good many
>20-somethings planning a hike this year.
>
>If the CDT is consistent with both the AT and PCT, then 18-20-year olds
>will be the highest represented age group, followed by early retirees,
>and then a smattering of ages in between (40 somethings retired after 20
>year hitches in the military, etc.).
>
>The way I look at it is that you're as old as you feel, and after a
>month or so on the trail, I always feel like I did when I was around
>30----until I come across a mirror.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Handlebar
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