[pct-l] Skill Sets

[Adam Bradley]

Like sleeping in a shelter your not supposed too?  I
only note that as I thought it was clearly stated that
there was to be no overnighting in Muir Hut.  Of
course I could care less if you where free thinking
out there in the Sierra Sly.  

Glissading is fun and is the fastest way down. 
Entering the backcountry in itself could be dangerous,
I don't believe glissading is any more dangerous then
anything else you might encounter in the sierra.  

PCT method of hanging, be careful.  I almost lost some
food one day north of Ebbets Pass.  I believe there
are several important caveats about the PCT method, I
experienced it this year.

--- Slyatpct at aol.com wrote:

>  
> In a message dated 10/19/2006 2:26:23 PM Eastern
> Standard Time,  
> pct at delnorteresort.com writes:
> 
> Maybe  I'm being a sensationalist
> 
> 
>
---------------------------------------------------------
>  
> Maybe. 
>  
> It's getting to the point where you can't talk about
> or describe any  
> experience without warnings, corrections or
> critizisms.  Not that that's a  bad 
> thing, shirt happens and it's probably best to be on
> the safe  side.  Of course, 
> that's probably why Yogi changed her "official"
> position  regarding such 
> matters.  
>  
> The problem is people forgoing their own common
> sense, running into a  
> problem and then blaming it on others.  Yogi said,
> Sly said, Greg  said.  There 
> should be an attached disclaimer with every post but
> most of  know better and 
> accept responsibility for our own actions.
>  
> YMMV,
>  
> Sly
>  
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