[pct-l] Returning Home

[yogihikes at sbcglobal.net (yogi)]

The CDT can be different lenghts, depending upon which routes you take all along the trail.  My CDT hike was 2400 ass-kicking miles.
 
It's good to be back!
 
yogi

Mike Saenz <msaenz@mve-architects.com> wrote:
Hi Yogi!

Quick question: you just got back from the CDT, right? Did you hike
border to border?
Wouldn't that make the CDT longer than the PCT? 3,100 vs 2650? (I had
thought the PCT was the longest...)

Welcome back! You ROCK!


M i c h a e l S a e n z
McLarand Vasquez Emsiek & Partners, Inc.
A r c h i t e c t u r e P l a n n i n g I n t e r i o r s
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Subject: [BULK] - [pct-l] Returning Home

Wait to buy your ticket until you're in Washington. I had a friend in
2001 who had to leave the trail in Stehekin (only 89 miles left!!)
because he had a non-refundable plane ticket and would have missed his
flight if he finished the trail.

It may cost you $100 more than buying the ticket 5 months in advance,
but that's what I would do. You don't want to have to rush to finish,
just to catch a flight.

yogi
www.pcthandbook.com

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