[pct-l] Disrespect of the PCT

[Karl Jorgensen]

when i sent my post i was not saying that there was anything wrong with the
water cachers or the trail angels.    My whole thought was that these
should not be depended on.   If they happen, then it is good,  but the
trail should be hiked as if they were not there.   It is the surprises that
really make the impression and make the hike very enjoyable.    But this is
just my opinion and my thinking.   If someone wants to put water out   or
provide some angeling, it will make the trip more enjoyable for others.
BUT THIS SHOULD NOT BE EXPECTED.   Maybe this is just me.

jorgy pct 06


On Tue, May 27, 2014 at 10:14 AM, <gary_schenk at verizon.net> wrote:

>  This is all really sad. The trail angels and the water cachers all have
> their hearts in the right places, but maybe it's not all for the good.
>
> Everything changes, so does the PCT. The old vibe is long gone, it seems.
> Maybe for better, maybe for worse.
>
> Gary
>
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