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    Quote Originally Posted by Mags View Post
    Start with this article by Weather Carrot:

    http://www.whiteblaze.net/forum/show...2959#post22959
    This link took me nowhere.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fullabull View Post
    This link took me nowhere.
    it is a 9 year old thread... but not sure when that was posted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MtDoraDave View Post
    it is a 9 year old thread... but not sure when that was posted.
    Link was posted on 2/29/08, only a little over 2 years ago.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Don H View Post
    Link was posted on 2/29/08, only a little over 2 years ago.
    Thats what one Mr. R. VanWinkle said......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fullabull View Post
    This link took me nowhere.
    This link should work. It is dated but I'm glad it's still around.

    Anyone heard from Weathercarrot lately?

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    Getting out as much as I can..which is never enough. :) Mags's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fullabull View Post
    This link took me nowhere.
    That was posted almost a decade ago.

    Quote Originally Posted by Don H View Post
    Link was posted on 2/29/08, only a little over 2 years ago.
    Since you have magical time traveling powers, please go back in time to that day, and tell my younger self to NOT chat up that person with a Central European accent.....


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    So, how inexpensively can I hike? Not very.
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    I love zombie threads. There is a fine line between begging, mooching, and hoping for the kindness of others.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mags View Post
    That was posted almost a decade ago.



    Since you have magical time traveling powers, please go back in time to that day, and tell my younger self to NOT chat up that person with a Central European accent.....


    Not magic, Feb. 29, leap year. Do the math.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Don H View Post
    Not magic, Feb. 29, leap year. Do the math.
    And here you had us excited at the prospect of time travel.
    Colorless green ideas sleep furiously.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Don H View Post
    Not magic, Feb. 29, leap year. Do the math.
    Alas, no matter what corny mathematical tricks are used, the gray in my beard tells me that was still almost a decade ago.

    We demand our time machine...
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    I enter a time machine every time I go hiking. Bounding up the trail at the beginning of the hike , the energetic and athletic twenty something single....

    ...staggering back to car a week later, the aging and arthritic grandma.

    but smiling

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    Quote Originally Posted by kestral View Post
    I enter a time machine every time I go hiking. Bounding up the trail at the beginning of the hike , the energetic and athletic twenty something single....

    ...staggering back to car a week later, the aging and arthritic grandma.
    Damn. That was good.

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    Well if I ever get to thru hike ill keep good records and let yall know how cheap it can be done. Im looking at a 2020 attempt.

    I promise not to beg lie or steal. I will endeavor to rely on me and mine. If it becomes unfeasable I will go home. Im not gonna tell yall my monthly budget because yall wont like it or think its wise to try. Nor will I post a complete detalied gear list till I am done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lone Wolf View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by mcstick View Post
    that begging is not cool is a matter of fact, not one of opinion.
    i agree
    I agree, too, in my opinion!

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    Quote Originally Posted by hobojoe View Post
    If you were starving with no money at a supermarket I supose you would just die then? or steal??? I know it may not be fair to us working folk, but is it fair that Paris Hilton is a multi millionaire?
    If you have no money, what are you doing at the supermarket? Working there, to earn some money, one would hope...

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    Quote Originally Posted by kestral View Post
    I enter a time machine every time I go hiking. Bounding up the trail at the beginning of the hike , the energetic and athletic twenty something single....

    ...staggering back to car a week later, the aging and arthritic grandma.

    but smiling
    On a related note, I completely lost an hour and a half when I was section hiking a couple of weeks ago. A couple of days in I Woke up got ready and got going around 7:40 and told myself I'd take a quick break around 8:30 for breakfast. I immediately zoned out while walking and shortly after looked down at my watch and saw by the minute hand that it was already 8:30, which surprised me. A moment later I looked more closely and realized that it was in fact 9:30! As far as I knew I had only been on trail for a few minutes.

    While I'm not superstitious, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that this happened right as I was passing through Bennington, VT.
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    I've heard that a few folks have Dumpers Dive for food along the trail. (Food is of course a big part of the budget for the trail.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mother Natures Son View Post
    I've heard that a few folks have Dumpers Dive for food along the trail. (Food is of course a big part of the budget for the trail.)
    Seems to me that eating food from a hiker box is awfully close to dumpster diving.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Venchka View Post
    Seems to me that eating food from a hiker box is awfully close to dumpster diving.
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    I've had the food out of the dumpster behind Trader Joes. It was much better than anything I've seen in a hiker box.
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