[pct-l] Books for hikers

[Mountaingoat Fraser]

I agree. Surely there aren't too many 'new' topics left. Ideally people
would look in the FAQs before asking herein, especially with Qs requiring a
long or detailed response, but the 'liveness' and diversity of the voices
within this medium are its strengths (for me).

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On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 6:52 AM, Paul Magnanti <pmags at yahoo.com> wrote:

> ....and videos, too:
>
> http://www.booksforhikers.com/
>
> AT,PCT,CDT, FT,  CT and quite possibly  the BINGO and "Couch to Fridge
> Trail", too.
>
> (and yes, this topic comes up a lot, as do many other topics.  But if we
> keep on saying "Check out the FAQ" to every question, why have an
> interactive BBS  or e-mail list? :D  FAQs are a great resource..but
> interactive resources (I LIKE THIS BOOK BECAUSE...) are much better overall
> for discussion)
>
>
>
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