chicks dig scars!
We got both in one package!
sweet! of course, i gotta' get my kitchen pass for this trip, but i do not see that being too big an issue? are you still thinking of a basecamp/shelter in north SNP? if so, which one would that be? i would prolly' have to hit the road fri. pm after work, roach hotel fri. pm, and up early sat. am to meet up with you at a reasonable/early time on sat. i may have to ask for some suggestions for this itinerary as the time nears? i'm stoked!!!
The ladies go nuts when I put on the Deet and hipboots. I need to keep them at bay with the dog.Originally Posted by wrongway_08
You can never appreciate the shade of a tree unless you sweat in the sun.-- Author Unknown
"do they have large talons?" napoleon dynamite
Need to see who all is comming, if Doggiebag is comming, sounds like he has an idea of where to start. Figure we can plan it so that our camp site is near the road for you can meet us easily.
Dont worry, we'll get it all figured out!
Tom Floyd Wayside is a shelter .8 miles north of the SNP (Shenandoah National Park) boundary. Basecamp could be at this shelter. It is also within 2.9 miles south of US522 which leads to Front Royal. Plenty of time to plan this one.
The Liger is known for it's skills with magic.
You can never appreciate the shade of a tree unless you sweat in the sun.-- Author Unknown
yer' right, plenty of time to plan! thanks for the coordinates!
"it's pretty much my favorite animal!"
Shenandoah Park Trip
Thurs. Jan 17th: Meet at Park.
Thurs. Jan 17th night: 1st camp site: 10 miles
Gravel Spring Hut - 2,480 feet. Spring at Shelter.
Fri. Jan 18th night: 2nd camp area: 13 miles
Pass Mtn. Hut - 2,690 feet. Spring at Shelter
Sat. Jan 19th night: 3rd camp area: 15 miles.... hmmm....going to rough
Rock Spring Hut - 3,465 feet. Spring nearby
Sun. Jan 20th: Last day: 6 miles
Milam Gap, Skyline Drive - 3,300 feet - Parking area.
Just a rough draft.
The above is assuming that we want to hike into the park.
Hey, if you are going to do a trip in NY or NJ count me in..
We have very high standards. Got a pulse?
You can never appreciate the shade of a tree unless you sweat in the sun.-- Author Unknown
Blood trail
This will make it look just like the last day of hunting season any hikers who fall back just follow the blood trails into camp. That is a great idea. If the wounds are too deep Doggiebag can cautaurize them with the road flare he will be using to heat his tent this trip.Thats the ones! Some sharp arse points on them suckers - could get some really cool looking scars on the back of my legs from them
yep, let me check, ok I got a pulse. I am a section hiker always looking to get on the trail..what kind of distance you looking at? what are the start and stop points?
Oh yea, forgot about that blood trail! ...... thought LastHonestFool's foot finally gave way from those sneakers being used as winter boots
River1, got you added in! Welcome aboard, get ready for some good times.......
I have enough to worry about than caring for the injured. Let the Darwin awards commence. Road flares are for sissies - my candle lanterns provide enough heat. I may just forgo the tent and go hardcore with the Hennesey. Aldo will be fine with his thermarest ... it all depends on the conditions. I gotta watch out for my special needs child (Aldo).
You can never appreciate the shade of a tree unless you sweat in the sun.-- Author Unknown
Let's not write checks we couldn't cash now. What we view as good times is certifiable in some circles.Oh yea, forgot about that blood trail! ...... thought LastHonestFool's foot finally gave way from those sneakers being used as winter boots
River1, got you added in! Welcome aboard, get ready for some good times.......
You can never appreciate the shade of a tree unless you sweat in the sun.-- Author Unknown
Going to take the dog out Friday to get a jacket (as long as he dont look too stupid, other wise he is going with the cold but cool looking combo
So are we
Then again i belive that in some circles we are Certifiable. and watch that special needs stuff. remember my wife is still trying to fit me with a helmet.
Do you realize how bizzare that sounds? "Going to take the dog out Friday to get a jacket ..." Now I'm convinced we're all damaged goods that need intervention.Going to take the dog out Friday to get a jacket (as long as he dont look too stupid, other wise he is going with the cold but cool looking combo
You can never appreciate the shade of a tree unless you sweat in the sun.-- Author Unknown
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