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  1. 04-03-2013, 19:00 #1
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    Default Gettin' Back In The Saddle

    Heading towards Franklin tomorrow to finish what I started last year. See some of you at Trail Days, and some of you on the trail. For the rest of you, I'll be blogging at www.laughingdog.com.

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    There are two Eskies here with me wishing you good fortune and an outstanding hike.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jeffmeh View Post
    There are two Eskies here with me wishing you good fortune and an outstanding hike.
    Thanks. Thems is some archetypal laughing dogs

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    I sorta figured you would start at Harpers Ferry. You've started at the south end and the north end, why not start in the middle?

    The trouble I have with campfires are the folks that carry a bottle in one hand and a Bible in the other.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LDog View Post
    Heading towards Franklin tomorrow to finish what I started last year. See some of you at Trail Days, and some of you on the trail. For the rest of you, I'll be blogging at www.laughingdog.com.

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    L. Dog, wish you the best with your hike. Hopefully you have dodged most of the bad weather and Spring is on the way!
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    Quote Originally Posted by LDog View Post
    Thanks. Thems is some archetypal laughing dogs

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    Indeed. They also enjoy the winter weather.


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    Quote Originally Posted by WingedMonkey View Post
    I sorta figured you would start at Harpers Ferry. You've started at the south end and the north end, why not start in the middle?

    Heh! I'm starting where I got off in spring, and hiking to where I got off in the fall for the 2000 mile patch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LDog View Post
    Heh! I'm starting where I got off in spring, and hiking to where I got off in the fall for the 2000 mile patch.

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    Trail is trail. Good luck.
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    Happy Hiking Bill
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    Have fun LDog!!
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