[pct-l] CHD

[Diane Soini of Santa Barbara Hikes]

That sounds about right.

Or how about watching TV and it's some crime drama or something and  
the scenery in one shot reminds you of the Southern California  
section PCT and you have a few moments of flashbacks so you start  
trying to figure out how to get back on the trail at least for the  
whole So Cal section or something.

Or how about you go searching the internet for cheap vacant land for  
sale just to see if you can buy a spot near the PCT and find lots in  
the desert with a view of Snow Creek and Mt. San Jacinto and you  
think yeah, that would be cool. You could camp out each spring and  
watch the hikers coming down that big alluvial fan in your telescope  
and then go out and make sure the cooler under I-10 is full.

Diane
On Feb 10, 2011, at 2:03 AM, pct-l-request at backcountry.net wrote:

> Yoshihiro just emailed me that he thinks one of the symptoms of CHD  
> is a
> compulsive connection to this list, and the need to continually  
> think, talk
> and write about gear issues, trail food, and other trail minutia.   
> But just
> 'cause I sit by a blank screen when everyone else in the world has  
> gone to
> bed in case someone might wake up and need a PCTL fix, doesn't mean  
> I'm
> crazy!  Even if my wife Katie says I am.  But I can't disagree with  
> anything
> she says right now as I finished the trail and was still married.
>  Hallelujah brother!
>
> And Sally Struthers is it.  Should have been submitted for the  
> Superbowl
> Adds last week.
>
> Shroomer