[pct-l] The Paleoamerican Circuit Trail Challenge

[jeffmoorehead1 at cox.net (Jeff Moorehead)]

Here's one. Repeat the journey from the initial crossing of the Bering 
Straight land bridge from Siberia into Alaska some 50,000-11,000 years ago 
and hike all the way down to around Santiago, Chile-- thus retracing the 
path of colonization likely taken by early humans in the Americas. Of 
course, it took tens of thousands of years for humans to finally arrive in 
the far southern reaches of South America, but they weren't exactly into 
ultralight distance hiking.
Added bonus: Go to Antarctica and wait for an iceberg to break free from the 
continental ice sheet and 'ride the berg' home northward along the east 
coast of the Americas.
could be done