[pct-l] thru hiking aussies and dubious posting success

[kylie skidmore]

yeh, i can speak english, but it'd be handy to chat with someone else who
doesn't know what pop-tarts, gorp and granola are without googling them -
and is more familiar with scroggin and mountain bread... and stuff like
logistics for o/s folk... and even though i'm gradually getting the hang of
it all this feet and miles and ounces and pounds and farenheit business is
somewhat bewildering... reading up about resupply stuff has been pretty
hilarious - not knowing what half the foods are that are described... and
the only creatures we have to worry about over here are snakes and marauding
possums and currawongs...
but you're right - i have no intention of limiting my friend to the
australian - very unwise and unsocial...

2010/1/13 Yoshihiro Murakami <completewalker at gmail.com>

> I am a Japanese, and no experience of long hike, except JMT. I met 4
> aussies, and walked about at about the same speed in last summer .  I
> am not a good speaker and cannot write well. But You are a native
> speaker of English, So you need not limit your friend to the
> Australian.
>
>
>
>
> 2010/1/13 kylie skidmore <kyliepete at gmail.com>:
>  > hey i can't tell if i'm posting successfully or not - is there a trick?
> i
> > attempt to post to pct-l at backcountry.net and nothing much happens...
> >
> > i'm wondering if there are any aussies out there who have completed a
> thru
> > hike of the pct. i'm contemplating a 2011 attempt and am pretty keen to
> chat
> > to a local (aussie) about it...
> >
> > skids
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