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MOWGLI
02-02-2004, 13:32
A fellow by the name of Timothy Rexford Wilson is running for President. He thru-hiked the AT in 1997, and the PCT in 2002.

Checkout his web site at the following location;

http://www.americantransformation.com/

His campaign slogan is "Transforming America, One Step at a Time"

Brushy Sage
02-02-2004, 15:41
A fellow by the name of Timothy Rexford Wilson is running for President. He thru-hiked the AT in 1997, and the PCT in 2002.

Checkout his web site at the following location;

http://www.americantransformation.com/

His campaign slogan is "Transforming America, One Step at a Time"


Amazing, isn't it, that he can decide to do that without having to get a license or governmental approval of any kind. A hiker in the White House -- was Teddy Roosevelt the last one? Where did I read: "Many are called, but few are chosen?" Still, what a great experience for him!

Blue Jay
02-02-2004, 15:56
Amazing, isn't it, that he can decide to do that without having to get a license or governmental approval of any kind. A hiker in the White House -- was Teddy Roosevelt the last one? Where did I read: "Many are called, but few are chosen?" Still, what a great experience for him!

Yes you can decide to run for president without a corporate license, but you cannot actually become the president without one.

rickb
02-02-2004, 15:59
Speaking of politicians, the ALDHA has a photo of Howard Dean finishing up the Long Trail.

http://www.aldha.org/howdean.htm

Not sure of any other hiking politicians, but I know Gore summitted Mt. Ranier with his son, and Robert Kennedy was the first up Mt Kennedy in Canada.

Rick B

Saluki Dave
02-02-2004, 17:19
Dean seen walking north at the Canadian border? Shame he didn't keep right on going...


aaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhrrrrgggggggggggggg!


OK OK, sorry. Evil, baby-flesh-eating, environment-hating, corporate-lackey-running-dog that I am, I just couldn't resist.

BTW does any of this have anything to do with actually hiking?