[pct-l] They are trashing you on nwhikers net..

Davy Ray audacitymedia at yahoo.com
Tue Sep 18 01:39:45 CDT 2007


There is a tendancy to become jaded after hiking for
hundreds of miles. "Oh look; another scenic vista".
Rest assured, we have not lost the appreciation of the
experience. We are merely tired. Our feet hurt. If you
want to know what that's like, then walk a few hundred
miles in our shoes. Come experience the 'land of a
thousand switchbacks' with us. Why am I even
responding to this?

--- Shauna <csxii at schizoaffective.org> wrote:

> >I met a couple of groups of "through hikers" up at
> Park Creek Basin a couple of weekends ago and I was
> severely disappointed with this type of hiker. They
> seem to have little appreciation of the areas they
> travel in and adjacent trails that surround them. 
> >
> >I was conversing with a two TH'ers eating and
> waiting for another party to arrive, commenting on
> Spectacle Point, a nearby vantage point that would
> serve as a better point to wait for their party,
> their response - really, we've seen enough lakes and
> viewpoints this trip, our milage is more important.
> In my mind, I should have suggested hiking down to
> the interstate and walk on flat ground, it would
> speed up their trip, maybe they could hitch a ride
> and speed up the trip. 
> >
> >These guys should wake up and open their eyes.
> 
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http://www.nwhikers.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7962312
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