[pct-l] Amy Racina to speak in Palo Alto on Feb 12

[David Hough on pct-l]

Although it happened a few miles west of the PCT, I
think most pct-l readers who missed Amy Racina at
ALDHA-West would enjoy her story, which certainly kept
me on the edge of my seat.   Here's another
opportunity
sponsored by the Sierra Club:

 
Angels in the Wilderness

Join the Black Mountain Group, Loma Prieta Chapter,
Sierra Club, for this moving
opportunity to hear Amy Racina speak on her book,
Angels in the Wilderness: The True Story of One Womans
Survival Against All Odds, an amazing tale of despair,

courage, and hope. 
 
Tuesday, February 12, 2008, 7:30-9:00 PM
Location: Fireside Room, Lucie Stern Community Center,

1305 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto, CA

 
General Meeting: Amy Racina survived 4 days and nights
with both legs badly 
broken in a remote valley in Kings Canyon National
Park after falling sixty feet 
on a solo hiking trip. Do not miss this inspiring talk
by a woman who battled 
pain, fear and exhaustion, 25 grueling miles from the
nearest trailhead, until 
she was miraculously found, and airlifted to safety
just hours before death. See 
www.AngelsInTheWilderness.com for more details.