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    Default Appalachian Trail Video Blog

    Anyone check out the videos being posted by these people?

    http://appalachiantrail2010.blogspot.com/

    They have a few videos up about their trip.

    I think they sound pretty pretentious, but others may disagree.

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    Yeah, pretentious and completely negligent. They lost me when they hid a box of food in the woods and went back to get it in a week.

    It actually worked, but that didn't make me any happier about it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by commonwealth_hiker View Post
    Yeah, pretentious and completely negligent. They lost me when they hid a box of food in the woods and went back to get it in a week.

    It actually worked, but that didn't make me any happier about it.
    I am not sure what there is to be unhappy about using a food "cache". It is an old technique that is used by a variety of folks for a variety of reasons. In 2000 the Recycled Teenagers had a few caches along the trail. Saves money and eliminates maildrops. As to pretentions, I didn't get that from them. Although looking new to the trail community (nice bright colors on their clothing LOL) they looked normal to me.
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    It's illegal in almost all national forests, recreation areas etc. Not to mention, it can get bears killed. Period.

    It was simply an irresponsible thing to do, done by "A Lawyer, An Ivy Grad, and a City Chick" who have no outdoor experience.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RollingStone View Post
    It's illegal in almost all national forests, recreation areas etc. Not to mention, it can get bears killed. Period.

    It was simply an irresponsible thing to do...
    I agree Stone.
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    Default Gotta Shovel?

    Quote Originally Posted by RollingStone View Post
    It's illegal in almost all national forests, recreation areas etc. Not to mention, it can get bears killed. Period.

    It was simply an irresponsible thing to do, done by "A Lawyer, An Ivy Grad, and a City Chick" who have no outdoor experience.
    Yep. Sorta like digging tent trenches.......... it's so 1950's!

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