[pct-l] coffee ---> was: no cook food on the trail

[g l]

Ha!  Good answer Sly!  Interesting article.  In my memory he took bread and WINE on his treks.  Must be the caffeine that got him past that scary climb.  Hopefully there was enough water along his paths to replace what he lost to dehydration.   I still wouldn't recommend it to PCT hikers.

Slyatpct at aol.com wrote:      In a message dated 11/12/2007 2:26:13 PM Eastern Standard Time,  gailpl2003 at yahoo.com writes:
 We'll    never know how John Muir, Weston the pedestrian, and so many other famous    walkers survived out on the trails (or lack thereof) with no caffeine    ........hmmmmm.
 
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 Maybe because he didn''t... survive without caffine, that is.
  
 http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1525/is_n6_v79/ai_15929305
  
 Sly




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