Hotel owners suggest rerouting Appalachian Trail - The Patriot-News - PennLive.com

[MOWGLI]

Going north the trail turns up from Market to High St. 1/2 block from the Doyle.

Thanks Mary. I recall walking pass the old Flexible Flyer plant on my way out of town - but that's about all.

[bulldog49]

Who cares? I don't care if the AT goes through the town or not, I did, no backtracking. This crap of following every single whiteblaze is pathetic BS. I hope I didn't offend anyone


What's the saying: HYOH, yeah right

Gee, I hope I don't get fined by the AT police....


P.S. I will never apply for a thru-hiker's certificate.

My feeling as well. I could care less about following every blaze.

[Sly]

Why was it a horrible town, Kirby?

Oh yes... Duncannon, what a horrible town that was for me.

Don't get me wrong, the owners of the Doyle are amazing people and bent over backwards to help me quickly recover from food poisoning.

Goodies was amazing.

Does the Doyle archive all the photos they take somewhere? I noticed on their site that they only have recent photos, I was hoping to find mine. I rolled through in mid-may.

Kirby

[modiyooch]

My feeling as well. I could care less about following every blaze.

to each their own

[modiyooch]

Why was it a horrible town, Kirby?

my guess is the food poisoning experience.

I hate to say this, but I have no intention of returning to that town. The man at Doyles was rude. I didn't care for him. The lady tending bar was nice.

[ki0eh]

Does the Doyle archive all the photos they take somewhere? I noticed on their site that they only have recent photos, I was hoping to find mine. I rolled through in mid-may.

As I recall they said they have hard copy in their books on site but very limited web space which is why they cycle through pixs very fast on their website.

[ki0eh]

Share your vision for a new walking path through Duncannon:

http://www.perryco.org/perry/lib/per...ngle_flyer.doc

[Gray Blazer]

I found this about the Doyle (originally called the Johnson hotel). When it was built 1905, women had to use a separate entrance.

http://www.cumberlink.com/articles/2...ess/busi01.txt
Panzer

How 'bout during prohibition? Maybe there's a secret tunnel somewhere. That would make an interesting blue blaze.