[pct-l] Time

[Kevin Cook]

I decided it was worth it. Here is the way I look at it. A job that
can't/won't support my desire to do long distance hiking isn't the job for
me. I really like my job and love most of the people I work with. That being
said, my last day is March 31. This is the best choice for ME, and ME only
though. Only you can make that decision for yourself. If you are worried
that you're nuts to consider quitting a good job to go hiking, well... you
ARE! But at least you aren't alone. :)

On Thu, Jan 6, 2011 at 10:50 AM, Mike Jurasius <
debrisflowavalanche at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello fellow PCTers!  I'm supper psyched about tentatively through hiking
> the PCT next April 2012. I mentioned plans to hike this an need for 4.5
> months off. At the time he said no problem. I recently brought this subject
> up to check with him and he was shocked by the required time needed.  Is it
> possible to hike 45 miles a day with no zeros in order to complete the hike
> in 2 months OR do most agree this adventure is worth quitting their job for?
>  I want to embark on this amazing adventure sooo badly!
> If I had done this right, I would have timed this hike in between jobs back
> in 2008!
>
> Mike
>
>
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