[pct-l] Grid, Graph, Spreadsheet in Preparation and During

[Greg Hummel]

Ah, the differences in the information database of now versus the '70's is so vast!?My only planning document was a single legal sheet with my intended resupply points with addresses, the mileages between each and my anticipated date of arrival.This document is one of my now savored archival favorites, as my mom (RIP) handwrit notes of when I arrived, when I sent postcards and any changes in supply points or misc.? 


Best regards,

Greg Hummel "Strider"
"Wilderness is NOT a luxury, but a necessity of the human spirit."
________________________________________ Edward Abbey




Date: Mon, 5 Jan 2009 12:41:13 -0600
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When preparing for the PCT did anyone write up a spreadsheet, grid or
something of that sort which they mailed to themselves which told them how
far they were expected to walk that day or outlined the section as the major
water points etc?
If so can someone forward me a copy of how they set this up so I can go
about making something that I could use as a quick reference...

Or is this just a complete waste of time.

Thanks