I actually figured it out. See every time you hike, you subtract that time from the "sort things out thing" which inturn buys you more time. Its easy keep walkin.
Now, I like that analogy. Makes perfectly good sense to me!!!
Kirby, why the hatred for the Long Trail?
John Tobias (aka JT)
Because I had a horrible experience while there.Originally Posted by Tobit
Kirby, why the hatred for the Long Trail?
Kirby
i know a Marine that had a "horrible experience while there" in Vietnam. he willingly went back many years later and backpacked the country. did good public relation stuff. go to Canada and walk south to the AT junction. just sayin'
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Yes; as "they" say: get back on that horse and ride!!!i know a Marine that had a "horrible experience while there" in Vietnam. he willingly went back many years later and backpacked the country. did good public relation stuff. go to Canada and walk south to the AT junction. just sayin'
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I hated the Carter Moriah range of the Whites. And the Stecoahs of NC. I hope to return and pay homage, esp to the Carter range where I almost hurled my backpack over the edge.
What doesn't kill ya makes ya stronger. Or so they say.
John Tobias (aka JT)
I'm thinking about hiking Crawford Notch to Pinkham Notch again in September, if I can find someone willing to take me.
Kirby
Don't you have to go back to school in September Kirby? It may help your feelings of disorientation and loss to get back to school, spend time with friends, get involved in the community, and focus on studies. It may give you some direction.
go hiking. College, Work, Life can all wait.
Signed,
Guy with an office job
I'm purposefully missing the first two days of school.
Kirby
What is that, some kind of civil disobedience?
Nah, I'll be hiking.
I hope.
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