[pct-l] Technology on the Trail

[jeffmoorehead1 at cox.net (Jeff Moorehead)]

exactly why I'm taking the guitar... I've never heard Teddy Bear Picnic and 
hope to God, from your classification of it, that I never will...sometimes 
the trail mantra can be something new and inspired-- and actually good!


> John - Why do people want constant music to accompany their lives?
>
> John has obviously never hiked for hours with either of the following 
> tunes
> running through his head and was unable to stop the music.
>      Teddy Bear Picnic
>      Tiptoe through the Tulips
> With a MP3 player I have more control of the tunes and my mind. :-)
>
> unstoppable mind tunes are sometimes a topic on the at-l
> -----------------------------------------------------------
>
> Mark - who hopes never to see somebody in the wilderness wearing a tie
>
> I once was day hiking at Wallace Falls in Washington State when I met a
> gentlemen in a rather garish sport coat, white shirt, tie and shiny shoes.
> When I remarked about his hiking attire, he said that he was a salesman
> who had a hour or so between stops and thought he would just get a
> little hiking in.
>
>
> Mike
>
>
>
> -- 
> http://www.engel.org/ihwm  (Courtesy of my friend Glenn Engel)
>
> "I hike alone sometimes.Its during these            Mike Aken
> solo hikes that the number of  arrogant             N7OUJ
> and ignorant people I have  to deal
> with is reduced to one".
>                         Jack Hampson
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