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[pct-l] Hitching
- Subject: [pct-l] Hitching
- From: dude at fastmail.ca (dude)
- Date: Thu Mar 4 10:20:36 2004
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one method that has never failed for me once in town is to go to a
convenience store (assuming one is nearby) and buy a marks-a-lot marker
and ask for a box. Then tear off one side of the box and make a sign
that says where you are going. Usually, if your sign says something
like "Onion Valley Trailhead", people will at least know you are a
hiker.
>
>> Try to have your pack near you ,in plain view when thumbing,
>> Also, sunglasses off, hiking poles stowed, maybe even your hat
> off.....But,
>> sometimes that isn't even enough...I used one of those "Hiker to
> Town/Trail"
>> bandanas last season with good luck
>
> Yes... and comb your hair and SMILE. Look friendly.
>
> For originality, however, I still smile at the hiker I met in Monson
> in 1983 who swore he never failed to get a ride with his sign that
> read: "I Love My Mother!"
>
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