[pct-l] PCT-L - Most Common Causes of Thru-Dropout
Diane Soini of Santa Barbara Hikes
diane at santabarbarahikes.com
Tue Sep 27 19:48:28 CDT 2011
I did my hike in two sections. I got two thru-hikes for the price of
one. Two big adventures. Two years I didn't have to clock in to the
cube farm. Not only that, but no matter how much I tried to convince
all the real thru-hikers that I wasn't a real thru hiker nobody would
ever believe me. I was a full-fledged member in good standing during
both trips. I loved every minute. Well, okay, not every minute, but I
look back on every minute fondly, even the minutes I hated.
Sigh...
The cube farm will always be waiting for you, too.
On Sep 27, 2011, at 10:10 AM, Tortoise wrote:
> Who says you have to hike the entire trail in one year / one attempt.
>
> If you reach the goal you set for yourself you have succeeded.
> Screw the naysayers.
>
> Maybe this will be part of a multi-year plan to hike the entire
> trail. Maybe you just don't want to hike parts of the trail such as
> the dessert or heavily logged areas.
>
> Tortoise
>
> <> Because truth matters.<>
>
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>> Thanks for posting this. It looks increasingly likely that I want
>> to take a
>> job that starts August 15, 2012, most definitely cutting short any
>> attempt
>> at a thru-hike. I have been starting to feel like I'm "failing"
>> before even
>> beginning, and thinking that I shouldn't even start. Maybe I'll
>> only get
>> through California next summer, but I that's ok. Thanks again.
>>
>>
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