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    My philosophy was getting stoned from Springer to Katahdin, besides in Damascus of course

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    Quote Originally Posted by Josh Calhoun View Post
    i guess technically it would violate LNT, but i am going to take one with me. "here comes the trail nazi's" DUN DUN DDDUUUUUHHHHNNNNN
    Well, only if you want to. Maine already has multiple stones. But one more won't hurt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chaco Taco View Post
    My philosophy was getting stoned from Springer to Katahdin, besides in Damascus of course
    I think this will be the philosophy I adopt for my thru also. After all, they do call it the long "green" tunnel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chaco Taco View Post
    My philosophy was getting stoned from Springer to Katahdin, besides in Damascus of course
    you had many safety meetings

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrumbSnatcher View Post
    you had many safety meetings
    Our ritual was ****, pancakes, coffee, ****, walk, ****, walk somemore, ****, **** while walking and then **** when we stopped.

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    you can say stoned but you cant say b o b e?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chaco Taco View Post
    you can say stoned but you cant say b o b e?
    ****? dang B O B E?

    Bob Evans?

    Someone PM me. I'm not hip enough.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chaco Taco View Post
    Our ritual was ****, pancakes, coffee, ****, walk, ****, walk somemore, ****, **** while walking and then **** when we stopped.
    i coined the phrase safety meetings along time ago on the AT(jobsite lingo) and i was the safety foreman a couple different years on trail
    hope you & WAK have a blast on the CT

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrumbSnatcher View Post
    i coined the phrase safety meetings along time ago(jobsite lingo) and i was the safety foreman a couple different years
    hope you & WAK have a blast on the CT
    yea Colorado, b o b e is legal!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mtnkngxt View Post
    I'm going to carry a 100lb stoner on my next section hike. Really blow people's minds.
    I hiked with a stoner that probably weighed close to 220 lbs. at the start, maybe 175 at the end. i didn't carry him one step of the way though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrumbSnatcher View Post
    i coined the phrase safety meetings along time ago on the AT(jobsite lingo) and i was the safety foreman a couple different years on trail
    hope you & WAK have a blast on the CT
    we always called them security team meetings and it was necessary to do perimeter security checks on a routine basis each day. This was only for the safety of the group of course!

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    i found a orphaned 3 pound potatoe hitching a ride in my backpack once with a note attached to it saying "please help me get to katahdin"
    and thats exactly what i did as soon as i found another hiker heading in the same direction i picked up a rock once coming off springer but lossed/tossed it out way before big-k

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrumbSnatcher View Post
    i found a orphaned 3 pound potatoe hitching a ride in my backpack once with a note attached to it saying "please help me get to katahdin"
    and thats exactly what i did as soon as i found another hiker heading in the same direction i picked up a rock once coming off springer but lossed/tossed it out way before big-k
    I bet there are quite a lot of "taters" that make it to Kathadin each year.

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    This is the sort of thing which remains harmless until it catches on and becomes a common hiker tradition. After that you found a decade later that springers peak is strangely devoid of rocks.


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    Quote Originally Posted by hauptman View Post
    This is the sort of thing which remains harmless until it catches on and becomes a common hiker tradition. After that you found a decade later that springers peak is strangely devoid of rocks.
    Mt. Katahdin~elevation...12,000' above sea level.....

    Mt. Springer~elevation....342' feet below sea level......

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChinMusic View Post
    I know it is a tradition to take a small stone from Springer to Katahdin.

    Does this violate LNT or because "everyone does it", it is OK?
    Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints.
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    Where do the 80% of failures (personally I believe it is higher) leave their stones from Springer? Do they take them home?
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    You never know which one is talking.

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