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Aren't we all looking for our Everest. Been thinking a lot about how to be of greater "service"..... more than an occasional shift at the soup kitchen, trail maintinence, or beach clean up. On the "conquest" front...The Pacific Trail. Pacific Coast Trail...hiking it It runs from Mexico into Canada, but you can get certificate going from US south to north (or I guess vica versa) border. It's something in the neighborhood of 2600mi and hits most of the natural wonders of CA, OR, & WA....Mojave, Sequoia, Yosemite, Shasta, Hood, Bachelor, Raineer (many more I can't remember). Much larger list than an Everest or even McKinley...but I could live with that. |
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Maybe I will pick up promiscuous women at bars and give them fictitious names for my identity before I sleep with them. "Hi, I'm darryl strawberry."
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judge a wet tee-shirt contest! Need contestants??? of course |
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I've did a lot of it on motorcycle. I did sequoia, inyo, and yosemite all in a row last august. Climbed tioga pass down to carson city. Awesome.
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judge a wet tee-shirt contest! Need contestants??? of course ~waves hand~ Ill do it JT Ill do it !!!! |
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judge a wet tee-shirt contest! Need contestants??? of course ~waves hand~ Ill do it JT Ill do it !!!! hope the water isn't too cold ok i take that back,i hope it is |
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Maybe I will start another rockband with a bunch of arguementive lesbians. That's always fun. I'm not angry.. But where do I sign up??? |
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Edited by
Beachfarmer
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Mon 07/07/08 10:07 PM
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Done a lot of it in increments...also hiked about 60 mile of the Ute (CO), many trails up in Glacier (MT-AB). Never done Tioga.
Yes...all awesome. There'd just be something about walking border to border. If it could be combined with something charitable....good gravy. |
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I ran from uahlipi state park in arizona to mojave and death valley up into joshua tree national forest, over walker pass, through lake isabella, down kern canyon, over to visalia. My tires melted. Put new ones on in visalia.
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I ran from uahlipi state park in arizona to mojave and death valley up into joshua tree national forest, over walker pass, through lake isabella, down kern canyon, over to visalia. My tires melted. Put new ones on in visalia. "Walapai"? near Kingman? |
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I did 50% of colorado last summer. Under hard scrutiny because I'm not a tribesman I was invited in to the ute indians two day prayer celebration to the mountain. I was stunned and amazed. They want the mountain to hear their prayers 20 miles away. They had a loudspeaker system better than most rock concerts. Just amazing- the beautiful native dress and the prayers and dances. I got a 2 page list of do's and donts.
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Awesome...got to to do something similar at Shongopovi (3rd Mesa AZ) Hopi Kachina Dances, because I was with Anthro Class and the teacher was a trusted friend.
Father lives near Ute Trail....and know about private nature of prayer celebration....awesome and lucky....would love to do that! |
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I ran from uahlipi state park in arizona to mojave and death valley up into joshua tree national forest, over walker pass, through lake isabella, down kern canyon, over to visalia. My tires melted. Put new ones on in visalia. "Walapai"? near Kingman? |
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I did 50% of colorado last summer. Under hard scrutiny because I'm not a tribesman I was invited in to the ute indians two day prayer celebration to the mountain. I was stunned and amazed. They want the mountain to hear their prayers 20 miles away. They had a loudspeaker system better than most rock concerts. Just amazing- the beautiful native dress and the prayers and dances. I got a 2 page list of do's and donts. |
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I have cousins that are hopi and freinds that are navajo. It was a fun summer I must say. I did my share of sprinkling tobacco, and saying prayers to the spider mother.
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Edited by
Beachfarmer
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Mon 07/07/08 10:31 PM
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kept cousins and friends separate I take it
at Hopi kachina dances the "clowns" were dressed as Navaho |
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I did 50% of colorado last summer. Under hard scrutiny because I'm not a tribesman I was invited in to the ute indians two day prayer celebration to the mountain. I was stunned and amazed. They want the mountain to hear their prayers 20 miles away. They had a loudspeaker system better than most rock concerts. Just amazing- the beautiful native dress and the prayers and dances. I got a 2 page list of do's and donts. |
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I'd either sail around the world or sky dive with a pair of snow ski's on.
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kept cousins and friends separate I take it at Hopi kachina dances the "clowns" were dressed as Navaho |
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Then I guess some good scotch is out of the question?
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