[pct-l] ALDHA-West Gathering

[Bill & Cathy Frenette]

Hi To All, the 30th is my Father-in-Law's 80th B-day party, been planned for 
some time. Give my regards to all at the Gathering, hope to make it next 
year.  Remember "Be Prepared" Ground Pounder Bill "Semper Fi"
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Bighummel at aol.com>
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Sent: Friday, September 15, 2006 3:42 PM
Subject: [pct-l] ALDHA-West Gathering


> Come one, come all, hear ye', hear ye'!
>
> The ALDHA-West Annual Gathering is coming up soon and ya' all are 
> invited!
>
> It is to be held at the Arrah Wanna Camp (see _www.camparrahwanna.org_
> (http://www.camparrahwanna.org)  for more  info) on September 29th, 30th 
> and October
> 1st.  This camp is a bit east of  Portland on the way to the incredible 
> Mt.
> Hood!
>
> Up for a some great and unusual presentations?
>
> Try;
>
> - America's Vibrant Wilderness Agenda, Even in Challenging  Political 
> Times -
> by Ken Rait - Campaigns Director for America's Wilderness in  Portland
>
> - A Walk Across Iceland - By Jonathan Ley and Camper Dave  Cobb
>
> - Still Walking - By bigfoot himself - Scott "Squatch"  Herriott
>
> - CDT Hiking Planning - By Jim Bennett and a CDT 2005 musical 
> presentation
> by Dothan "Cliffhanger" Cliff
>
> - First Aid in the Wilderness - by Steve "Moondancer"  Brill
>
> - Snow and Ice Travel - Ned Tibbets
>
> - Create Your Hiking Metaphors - by Keith Ritchey - (we're all  wondering
> about this one!)
>
> - A gear swap, pictures, great food, great people, a beautiful  setting, 
> low
> cost, etc., etc.
>
> Check out the registration info on _www.aldhawest.org_
> (http://www.aldhawest.org)  and there is also a ride  board setup on the 
> site to help with
> transportation.
>
> I hope to see you all there!
>
> Greg "Strider" Hummel
> Gathering Presentation Coordinator
>
> (oh and don't forget to sign up for a cheap membership  too!)
>
>
> "To the  Backpacker time and place have no meaning. Independent and
> self-sustaining he is  his own master. That is the joy of backpacking. 
> Wandering where
> and when he  wishes, darkness finds him "everywhere at  home.""
> Clinton  C. Clarke in "The Pacific Crest Trailway" 1943
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