AnvilheadTexas, look familiar

[Buckshot-73]

Does this bring back memories?

[Ouch]

That was an inspiring thread.

[Buckshot-73]

I looked for his footprints, they been covered up.

[curtintex]

That was an inspiring thread.

True. It was very impressive and inspiring. While reading it, I started planning my own trek of the Appalachian Trail. Then, I just decided to walk around the block. Ultimately, I just drove to McDonalds for a McRib.

[Ouch]

True. It was very impressive and inspiring. While reading it, I started planning my own trek of the Appalachian Trail. Then, I just decided to walk around the block. Ultimately, I just drove to McDonalds for a McRib.

Yeah, I said it was inspiring, in that I'm sure someone was inspired. I enjoyed the **** out of it while feasting on Bugles, RC and Moonpies.

[Buckshot-73]

Maybe he is on his next adventure

[Razorback01]

It would be nice to put a TBH trip together on the Ouachita trail, and notice I spelled it correctly.

https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fsm9_039448.pdf

[Jspradley]

I need to know the backstory here

[Cajun Blake]

I need to know the backstory here

Grab a pitcher of sweet tea and start reading for the next several hours

https://discussions.texasbowhunter.c...ht=Appalachian

[Jspradley]

Oh man that was awesome!

[Jspradley]

It would be nice to put a TBH trip together on the Ouachita trail, and notice I spelled it correctly.

https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE...sm9_039448.pdf

I'm down for it in 2020 if I can get the time off!

[CabezaBlanca]

That was an inspiring thread.

At minimum! The Dude is awesome!

[SwampRanger]

AHT is the real deal!

[Bisch]

AnvilheadTexas, look familiar

I ha e a friend of mine that is 65ish yrs old that walked the whole thing, from end to end. Took him 4-5 months.

Bisch


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