[pct-l] walk dvd

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

Mouse,

Welcome to the haunted house of PCT Past Thru-hikers, where the ghosts of the 
trail nightly haunt your dreams and the memories of those by-gone days don't 
fade away but just keep getting more vivid.  Where the freedom of the trail 
calls to you every morning and your soul tells it "shut-up, I have another life 
now" and it replies, louder and louder, "NO! GET UP, put on your pack, tighten 
the laces on your shoes, get out the map and figure out where you want to be 
tonight, DAMN-IT!"   

You'll find yourself at odd times, like commuting in your car or on a bus, 
waiting in airport, lying in bed with your friend, and then the memories and 
deep soul-full longing will come screaming back and you'll find your mind 
somewhere out there; on Fuller Ridge, jumping across a stream, fighting off the 
mosquitos, postholing through snow on the switchbacks below Forester Pass, death 
marching near Burney in 106 degree heat . . . and you'll question your 
priorities again and again and again.  

Until one day, the opportunity will present itself again.

Eat well, stay strong, keep your mind focused and your pack ready. 

After 27 years I don't find a day that I don't think about it, that I don't 
crave it, that it won't leave me alone.  I am tortured by and fulfilled by it 
at the same time.  

Peace,

Greg Hummel 

In a message dated 9/20/2004 12:03:24 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
richardlcox@gmail.com writes:
On Sun, 19 Sep 2004 17:03:21 -0500, Joseph Niemiec
<whitethunder10@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Ok so I just got off the PCT and am feeling culture shocked.  In my struggle
> to feel connected to the trail I am trying to find the walk dvd for sale.
> anyone know the address to get it?
> 
> thanks
> 
> Mouse