Nah, they travel pretty light, with sag wagons meeting them where the roads
cross the trail. But you have to admit running 2200 miles in the mountains in 20
days, or so, is a bit more than just a marathon. I knew a guy who had done it
but got beat out by about 17 minute by another guy the same year.
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frank theriault wrote:
--- graywolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well,
Frank, I have just enough bicycling experience
to translate that to
insane. But I will bet you are right about one
thing, not many other folks in
the world can say they have done that. You seem to
have something in common with
those guys who run (not hike) the AT.
Run the AT? Sounds like something Roberts might do.
With a backpack full of Pentax Medium Format gear, a
tent, sleeping bag and change of clothes... <vbg>
cheers,
frank
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