Springer new years

[tiamalle]

Considering how many hikers will start their Thru Hikes on the same day throughout the month of March, a friendly soiree on New Year's Eve by many individuals from WB should not be cause for alarm. Is it a group greater than 25? Is it two groups of 20? Is it five groups of 15? As long as each person minds his/her manners and cleans up after him/herself, remembers to use the Privy instead of a cat-hole and is discrete with other fluids, nature will forgive us -- by the 2nd of January 2007, no one will be aware of what transpired on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day on Springer Mountain.

Remember: What happens on Springer Mountain stays on Springer Mountain!

HapKiDo

Here is a weather link I copied and taped from my web sitehttp://www.weather.com/outlook/recre...m=search_10day looks good

[Lone Wolf]

Hmmm. 90% chance of rain. Guess I ain't goin' to Springer.

[stumpknocker]

Hmmm. 90% chance of rain. Guess I ain't goin' to Springer.

Yeah, I don't think I'd drive from Damascus to stand in the rain either.

I was going take a couple days to walk there from home, but I may just drive up there and see what the weather is like, then decide what to do.

[Nean]

Howzabout an update from Springer.

[Quindio]

[quote=tiamalle;293670] God I hope you are right.

[Quindio]

What happens on Springer stays on Springer.

[Footslogger]

What happens on Springer stays on Springer.

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Me thinks this is a very wise philosophy ...

'Slogger

[StarLyte]

Glad to see a New Years Eve party and reunion on Springer.

I am very jealous!

Stump you walked up the approach? In the rain? You are my hero.

Poor 'Slog. Looks like he and I just dream about being there on New Years' Eve.

I look out at Lake Erie frequently and think.....someday I'm going to look out my window and see an Appalachian mountain. God help me when that happens.