[pct-l] Pct-L Digest, Vol 32, Issue 19
AsABat
asabat at 4jeffrey.net
Thu Aug 12 11:59:40 CDT 2010
And... Thruhikers are still leaving the trail for blisters, trail too dry, tired of snow, and hungry, besides homesickness. It appears not everyone who thruhikes is immune to these problems, even after 1500 miles.
AsABat
Wishing I was there rather than here.
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From: greg mushial
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> Subject: Re: [pct-l] Section O drying out
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> I just want the less-experienced reading to understand it's not just the
> desert where water is a problem, and they need to be prepared. ....
>
> AsABat
>
I would offer the comment that: there may have been 400 thru hiker starters
this year, maybe half that made it to O/P/Q, but most importantly, they
represent a small fraction of the hikers on the PCT - there are way more
section hikers than thru's... as such, thru hiker specific info if not
understood by the sectioners as such and can be misleading or worse [this is
a PCT list, not a PCT-thru List]. In my case, I kicked myself all the way
home - where there were multiple 2L and 4L bladders sitting, collecting dust
(and in fact without the trail journal "info" and personal contacts, would
have brought at least one). Live and learn.
TheDuck
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