[pct-l] Where you at?

[Moynihan]

Hi Ben
I'm from NY and east coast areas in general. Not very far from the PCT
compared to these international hikers.
I'm actually from an AT trail town and believe it or not, I have met more
than a few who have lived here for a quite a while who have never heard of
the AT!!!!!
When I tell family/ friends/ others where I am hiking next, I generally just
say from mexico to canada. I don't even mention the PCT because it is a rare
find someone who knows of the PCT. From mexico to canada puts it into a
quickly understood perspective vs. saying "I'm hiking the Pacific Crest
Trail"

~Spirit


On 4/4/07, Saskia <saskia.home at xs4all.nl> wrote:
>
> Hi Ben,
>
> With a name like Ben Gunderson, you should also check out
> Scandinavian hiking! For an impression of the relatively easy trail
> Kungsleden, check out: www.xs4all.nl/~darudiva. I've put my journal
> (in English) on there. There are also pictures on the site of a
> wonderful hike in the Pyrenees (three long trails there: the Haute
> Route, the GR10 in France and the GR 11 in Spain). I started
> translating that journal, but it is up there in Dutch only, for now.
>
> Groetjes,
> Saskia
>
> > On Wednesday, April 04, 2007, at 11:05AM, "Ben Gunderson"
> > <gunderdawg at gmail.com> wrote:
> >> Also, if anyone has any information on long trails in Europe,
> >> particularly the Alps, I would appreciate any information you have
> >> ( I
> >> know nothing about hiking in Europe.)
> >>
> >>
> >> Ben Gunderson
>
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