of Damscus for all you do/did.
Free food, medical, showers, computers, shows, out and out love for a bunch of atheist hippies...lol..I kid...
but really, You guys are a great bunch and I would just like to give you a shout out.
Thank you.
of Damscus for all you do/did.
Free food, medical, showers, computers, shows, out and out love for a bunch of atheist hippies...lol..I kid...
but really, You guys are a great bunch and I would just like to give you a shout out.
Thank you.
Yes yes and a huge YES!
The food was great, the smiles huge. Sure felt the love there!
Does anyone have an address for them (or I'll look online)
Yes, A BIG thank you to everyone that shared the love!!
I agree! Biggest thanks!
Got some great food at the Church, thanks!
~If you cant do it with one bullet, dont do it at all.
~Well behaved women rarely make history.
Does the 1st Baptist church run "The Place"?
Old Hiker
AT Hike 2012 - 497 Miles of 2184
AT Thru Hiker - 29 FEB - 03 OCT 2016 2189.1 miles
Just because my teeth are showing, does NOT mean I'm smiling.
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Thanks for the input.
Old Hiker
AT Hike 2012 - 497 Miles of 2184
AT Thru Hiker - 29 FEB - 03 OCT 2016 2189.1 miles
Just because my teeth are showing, does NOT mean I'm smiling.
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They always do a great job taking care of hikers at Trail Days........two thumbs up to Linda and Jeff who organize it (I think)
The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose............................................ ...
Strong and content I travel the open road
~Walt Whitman Song of the open road
Say a good word for the Methodist Church, also. Those Methodists serve hikers year round by running The Place, year after year. I spent a couple of nights there in 1993, while waiting for the Post Office to open on a Monday. The Place was already a legend 17 years ago, and has been providing a most valuable service ever since.
Weary
"The Place" needs help: "ATTENTION HIKERS. In order to meet county building codes, fire marshal and health department codes; electrical and plumbing upgrades will have to be made to our Hostel as soon as possible.
PLEASE donate generously so we can continue to operate and meet your needs."
posted at the hostel by the church committee
doesn't matter. here http://www.holstonchurches.org/dumc/
Last year on my PCT section hike I stopped by a Seventh Day Adventist camp for kids. They set me up with a nice hot shower with big fluffy white towels.
Since it was Saturday they weren't cooking, but I still got a nice sack lunch.
They didn't ask for a donation, and they even put a sign up on the PCT encouraging backpackers to come and enjoy the ammenities.
Seventh Day Adventists rock.
thank you. most give nothing. i go there at least 10 times a day. there's been piles of wet, moldy towels for over a week in there. today a man whose son was staying there offered to wash them. trash cans overflow almost daily. very few empty them. what is wrong with folks? need babysitters i guess
The pastor(not sure whatit would be in baptist church) helped me out in 2007. I misplaced my CC and had a limited amount of cash, he drove me out of his way to a bank so I could get back on my feet. I tell his story to everyone who asks me about the trail. Damascus is awesome.