[pct-l] women alone on the trail.

[Dan Jacobs]

All,

Your car, and the stuff in it, is more at risk while hiking than you will
ever be. Hike on knowing that there is nothing you can do to protect your
car and your stuff once you walk away from it. Watch where you put your
feet and plan more than one step ahead and you will be safer than you are
in your own home.

Dan Jacobs
Vancouver, WA


On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 11:48 AM, JoAnn <jomike at cot.net> wrote:

> Can’t resist chiming in...I am a 65 years old hiker who hikes along about
> 90% of the time. I STILL get the line of “are you crazy”, “do you carry a
> gun”, “you are so brave”, “you are stupid”. I hike alone for numerous
> reasons: I love to, most women my age do not hike, and matching distance
> and speed is never easy. I’m proud to say I’m a woman who hikes alone. I’m
> proud to be a hiker.
>
> are we there yet
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