[pct-l] Scary bear story & not hanging food

[Bighummel at aol.com (Bighummel@aol.com)]

Ouch!  Even if thru-hikers are only 1% of the problem does this mean that we 
are not responsible for our behavior?  Ouch, Brick.  With this logic a little 
bit of toxic chemicals spilled on the ground isn't so bad when so much has 
been spilled and spewed into the air by industry.  

Most problems are incremental, meaning that it is the accumulation of 
multitudes of interactions that cause the problem.  Every one of these interactions 
contribute to the problem.  Take personal responsibility.

IMHO,

Greg

In a message dated 7/20/2004 11:24:42 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
brick@fastpack.com writes:
I always found it amusing when Tom Reynolds would rant about thru hikers 
habituating the bears, when there are probably only 200 thru hikers each 
YEAR that ever make it to the Sierra, when there are probably 2000 
weekenders EVERY WEEKEND.