[pct-l] New Trail Gear - Double Your Load for Less Effort

[Tortoise]

Switchback,

I don't know who you are thinking about. Not me! I may need help, but 
not help to increase my load.

Maybe you could do your day hike up and back with just a small daypack. 
But you need to try out the M.U.L.E.! We want a first-hand use report 
and who better than you to do the use testing. If nothing else carry 
40KG of beer for all the others up there. You would make yourself an 
icon of trail angeling.

Tortoise

<> He who finishes last, wins! <>



Hiker97 at aol.com wrote:
> Tortoise <mailto:Tortoise at charter.net> writes: You've told us about 
> this before.  I'm waiting for you to give it a good field test with 
> say 40 KG of gear -- say hike from Whitney Portal to the top of Mt. 
> Whitney and see how it goes -- that is if you make it at all.
> ----------------------------------
> Switchback replies: Yes, but the new folks on this List probably have 
> not heard about it.  We old timers need to keep the youngsters 
> informed.  Say, I will not need a M.U.L.E. for Mt. Whitney after my 
> knee surgery Friday.  I will probably just do a day hike up and back 
> with a small daypack.  No problem at all.  The M.U.L.E. will be for 
> some of the senior folks on this List who need mechanical assistance.  
> I wonder who I am thinking about, .........Tortoise?
>
>
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