[at-l] Fw: slackpacking the AT...

[Kent Gardam]

Ah, that makes sense, much more logical.  I think the solution for the end of the hike is to sell the extra car to a one-car-hiker who is just starting their thru hike in the opposite direction.  :)

Allen Freeman <allen at allenf.com> wrote:  2008/6/26 Kent Gardam :
> I'm trying to get my mind around how one hiker/two cars works. Does one car
> have to have a tow hitch and the other a tow bar? Do you leave one at B,
> and one at A, hike from A to B, drive back to A, tow a car to C, drive other
> car back to B, and hike from B to C? Is that what you are doing?

Park one car at A. Park second car at B. Hike from B to A. Drive car
to C. Hike from C to B. Drive car to D. hike from d to C. Repeat ad
infinitum. Once you get the two cars in their initial positions, you
simply keep leap-frogging them until you're done. Then, of course, you
need help getting the second car home.

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