Almost a "hicker"
Planning summer hike (May - Sept) from NC to wherever I get. Have some hiking experience, most short day hikes and 3-4 day primitive hikes. Send ur well thought out advice.
welcome to whiteblaze. theres a ton of great information available to you right on the home page . gear lists resupply etc.there are a lot of great people here to help, so if you have a specific question, ask away.Originally Posted by Lost and Confused
and if youre nuts have a look at the cyber cafe. you fit the profile.
None of my advice is all that well thought out, but I have repeated it enough that I am even starting to believe it myself. I too like 'primitive' hiking, if by primitive you mean cheap basic essentials with a bias towards making some of your own gear, trial and error, small wood burning hobo stoves, and clothing made from 'natural' fibers found by foraging through discount and used clothing stores, namely wool, polyester fleece, and lightweight nylon. :-)
Moved this thread/topic to the "General" forum.
advicedon't let the advice from the "professional backpackers" suck the fun out of your hike!
I'm so confused, I'm not sure if I lost my horse or found a rope.
Best post ever!advice
I'm not really a hiker, I just play one on White Blaze.
I used to be a "hicker" but then I moved from Tennessee to Massachusetts and became...well, something else.
I'm a "hicker" and will always be a "hicker" in fact I'll be a hicken' up that thar AT come March. ps- you's still a "hicker" no matter where you move if uns you was born in Tenn.
"Hiking is as close to God as you can get without going to Church." - BobbyJo Sargent aka milkman Sometimes it's nice to take a long walk in THE FOG.
lol..........
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