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 Originally Posted by Tartan Hiker
Nah...she was fat 'cause she was full of babies.
 OMG!!! And NOW you say that it eats BABIES??!!??!!
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Originally Posted by Rex_Tremende
OMG!!! And NOW you say that it eats BABIES??!!??!!
Thats why I bring my children hiking. In case of hungry snakes.
Seriously, kilted hiking sounds good. Due to a different walking speeds I present the C&O Canal.
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Originally Posted by Randy
Thats why I bring my children hiking. In case of hungry snakes.
Seriously, kilted hiking sounds good. Due to a different walking speeds I present the C&O Canal.
I'll second that one.
Dee
Ferret ad astra virtus
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I enjoyed the pics-Lovely senery-not a lover of snakes
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Originally Posted by Randy
Seriously, kilted hiking sounds good. Due to a different walking speeds I present the C&O Canal.
That would work out great for me. I've already walked portions of the C&O while kilted.
Because the C&O is relatively flat, it would work out great for folks of different hiking ability. Plus, there are many good access points. And for those concerned about the "wilderness" aspect, a big part of the more westerly canal is very isolated.
We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb
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Originally Posted by davedove
That would work out great for me. I've already walked portions of the C&O while kilted.
Because the C&O is relatively flat, it would work out great for folks of different hiking ability. Plus, there are many good access points. And for those concerned about the "wilderness" aspect, a big part of the more westerly canal is very isolated.
try this Dave http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...932#post253932
I like Great Falls for ease of access this way folks can get back for any other activities and not be in the car all day.
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Great pics! We have done our share of hiking in that area, usually involving Mt. Mitchell, although that was all BK. Would love to go back and do some now.
The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long
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Barclay...I wish the surgery had already happened! I'm still waiting for my doc to return from vacation so he can do the cut and paste!
KCW...maybe you can come down next year for some Blue Ridge hiking! An official X-Marks "day hike and pub crawl" sounds too good. We've got plenty of both venues in the Asheville area. If you come in the summer Montreat offers a very excellent and reasonably priced day camp for the too-young-to-hike members of your family. Loads of shopping and other distractions for the spouses and others who may not want to hike.
Last edited by Tartan Hiker; 5th July 06 at 05:11 PM.
Kilted Teacher and Wilderness Ranger and proud member of Clan Donald, USA
Happy patron of Jack of the Wood Celtic Pub and Highland Brewery in beautiful, walkable, and very kilt-friendly Asheville, NC.
New home of Sierra Nevada AND New Belgium breweries!
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Originally Posted by Rex_Tremende
OMG!!! And NOW you say that it eats BABIES??!!??!!
 ROFL
Thanks for the early morning giggle!
Glad to see you up and around, Bill. I assume that the surgery went well since you are "en brace" and up walking. I have been waiting to see you around to let you know that your reputation preceeds you...
I was asking about you to one of my friends that works at the college, and at first he didn't seem to know who you were when he asked me if I was talking about "kiltman". LOL So at least around Montreat College campus you have been elevated to super hero status...when in danger on the trails, call kiltman!
Oh, and tell Patrick that I'm digging the tie-dye and tartan combo!
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