[pct-l] Washington hike

[Tim Gallagher]

I am planning on hiking the Washington section of the PCT this September and looking for someone to tag along.  Looking at a pace of nothing major, maybe 15-18 miles a day.
   
  If interested please contact me.
   
  Thanks.
   
  Tim

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