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[pct-l] Howdy from Montana
- Subject: [pct-l] Howdy from Montana
- From: "Duncan Moran" <dunc@avicom.net>
- Date: Fri, 9 Jan 1998 21:42:14 -0700
- Reply-to: "Duncan Moran" <dunc@avicom.net>
Hello to Everyone on the
PCT-digest. I thought I would throw my hat into the ring as another
thru-hiker for the upcoming season and introduce myself. My pal, Mark
Dixon (aka Snowman) and myself, Danny Boy, are getting pretty excited about
hitting the trail. We both live in Montana; Missoula and Bozeman,
respectively.
I have to commend the Snowman on his
fine work for the Snow Survey Updates. Real valuable information for the
upcoming adventure. I think this is the first time I have ever had to
refrain from encouraging the Snow Spirits from unleashing tons of the glorious
white stuff. At least for the Southern Sierras that is! I am also a
hydro-fanatic - I like malt, hops and yeast with my H2o. I am the
proprietor of the best and only Home Brew store in Bozeman. I'll be sure
to have a few batches of kegged homebrew waiting for us and other hikers at the
end of the trail. Sort of like the carrot at the end of the stick for just
a wee bit of encouragement.
A few days ago, the talk on the the digest was
about bears and food storage. I think we should just introduce grizzlies
all along the PCT just to keep everyone honest and on their toes. There's
nothing better to keep your senses 100% focused than having a few silvertips
strolling in the woods with'ya. They would also probably help in keeping
those darn cow-pie dumping bovines away from precious water
resources.
I'm really looking forward to meeting all the other
spirited souls on the PCT. If anyone has any beer questions, just fire
away.
Cheers!
Jim Horan aka "Candyman" ; Danny Boy is a
new one to me - Thanks Mark! The Danny Boy reference is not from the Irish
Ballad but from Jack Nicholson dragging his axe around in the movie The
Shining.