[pct-l] The logistics and costs of flipping

[Bob Bankhead]

If long distance hiking teaches you one thing, it is the absolute need to embrace flexibility. Expect the unexpected and you'll never be surprised. Do what you have/want to do. 

Cost can be measured in dollars, time, or extent of personal satisfaction.

Wandering Bob 


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Andrea Dinsmore 
  To: Ned Tibbits 
  Cc: PCT MailingList 
  Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2008 5:53 PM
  Subject: Re: [pct-l] The logistics and costs of flipping


  It all depends how bad you want to finish the whole trail in one year. Some hikers are into the "foot print to foot print" idea. That's start at the n or s and do the whole trail, no short cuts. Some just want to finish the whole trail any way they can. Some skip around to get the whole trail in. And some do their own thing and may or may not finish in one year. No big deal they will come back another time. Everyone has their own idea of how to do the trail. Comes down to....just do your own thing. As to cost.... I have no idea what the extra cost is. Should be some hikers out there that could tell you. 

  PCT MOM


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