hmmm...hint-hint: if we get all those other folks focused on the easy
access, lotsa big fish areas by the well-traveled roads, that trail we
were on can be run without bumpin into anybody else.

and, as far as up there, being slowly but incessantly devoured by flies
and skeeters makes a jog down a nc mountain trail seem quite pleasant,
don't it? ...

jeff

Wolfgang wrote:

"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
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i agree. we need more conveniently-placed, handicap-accessible put

and

take fisheries.


Hm.......

As handicap access is not your area of particular expertise,
counselor, I hasten to remind you that "a marginal capacity to jog up
six miles of indiscernible trail in the dark, wade wet for several
hours in marrow freezing water, and then sprint back down the trail,
leaving a parched fishing companion choking in dust, to get the pick
of a rapidly dwindling beer supply back at the truck" is not a
universally accepted definition of "handicapped". We do things
somewhat differently up here.

Wolfgang
not to mention the disconcerting reflection on being left alone with
all the bitey things in the woods.