[pct-l] Bandanna usage

[Edward Anderson]

I put my bandanna to good use when hitch-hiking. I usually drove my rig (camper with horse trailer) ahead, caching at road crossongs and trail heads as I went, and then hitched bach south to where I had left my horse in good care.  Then I would ride north to the rig and repeat - - - all the way to Canada.  I always safety-pinned a sign to the bandanna indicating the name of the town that would be my next destination.  Sometimes it would take several;rides- town to town - to reach my horse. So, the bandanna/sign would read "hiker to town" with the name of the town.  It also helps if you flash a friendly smile! 

MendoRider 



----- Original Message ----
From: Robert Snook <verdick at gmail.com>
To: pct-l at backcountry.net
Sent: Sun, March 14, 2010 1:04:20 PM
Subject: [pct-l] Bandanna usage

In '05, the color was purple for our bandannas.  I never wore it, but
carried a sharpie with me to have everyone I ran into sign it; a sort of
"yearbook" for the trail.  I ran out of room on one, and managed to snag a
second one and filled that one up as well.  Perhaps you can do the same with
your pink one if you aren't up to wearing it?

Verdick '05
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