Comments for Hiking and Outdoor Blog from Hiker's Corner http://www.hikerscorner.com/blog The HikersCorner.com blog features information useful to anyone who enjoys the outdoors. We'll post news, sales promos, trip reports, and just about anything else outdoor related. Sat, 19 Jul 2008 08:15:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.1 Comment on Gone Fishin’ by Mark http://www.hikerscorner.com/blog/daily-stride/gone-fishin/#comment-48 Mark Fri, 13 Apr 2007 00:14:31 +0000 http://www.hikerscorner.com/blog/daily-stride/gone-fishin/#comment-48 Yeah Gary, I caught my first fish at that spot about 30 years ago. Still fish it as often as possible. The bass seem a lot more elusive these days though. I guess they've seen it all by now. Lookin' forward to having you return to this side of the Mississippi. When you get settled, I'll have to meet ya half way, and we'll tell fishing stories while knocking out a bottle of Beam. Yeah Gary, I caught my first fish at that spot about 30 years ago. Still fish it as often as possible. The bass seem a lot more elusive these days though. I guess they’ve seen it all by now. Lookin’ forward to having you return to this side of the Mississippi. When you get settled, I’ll have to meet ya half way, and we’ll tell fishing stories while knocking out a bottle of Beam.

]]> Comment on Gone Fishin’ by Gary M http://www.hikerscorner.com/blog/daily-stride/gone-fishin/#comment-47 Gary M Thu, 12 Apr 2007 22:14:37 +0000 http://www.hikerscorner.com/blog/daily-stride/gone-fishin/#comment-47 Now that is something I miss.. lakes, streams, docks, etc. Your post made me think about my roots in the finger lakes region on NY. As kids we would spend hours fishing for pan fish and large mouth bass in the swampiness of central NY. Since I have been in Utah I may have dropped a line in the water about 10 times in 10 yearws :(. Gettin' back to the roots soon, though! The plan is next summer to move back to the Ithaca area. BTW the blog is looking great, Mark. Gary M Now that is something I miss.. lakes, streams, docks, etc. Your post made me think about my roots in the finger lakes region on NY. As kids we would spend hours fishing for pan fish and large mouth bass in the swampiness of central NY. Since I have been in Utah I may have dropped a line in the water about 10 times in 10 yearws :(. Gettin’ back to the roots soon, though! The plan is next summer to move back to the Ithaca area.

BTW the blog is looking great, Mark. Gary M

]]> Comment on Appalachian Trail Conservancy 36th Biennial Conference by Mark http://www.hikerscorner.com/blog/trail-talk/appalachian-trail-conservancy-36th-biennial-conference/#comment-5 Mark Mon, 12 Mar 2007 01:34:31 +0000 http://www.hikerscorner.com/blog/trail-talk/appalachian-trail-conservancy-36th-biennial-conference/#comment-5 I wish I could make it, but I think my schedule has reduced me to tentative at best. I'm glad you dropped by though. For those of you who don't know Jeffrey, he's a staff writer for the <a href="http://americanhiking.org/" rel="nofollow"> American Hiking Society</a>, and he operates an awesome blog at <a href="http://americanhiking.chattablogs.com/" rel="nofollow"> americanhiking.chattablogs.com</a>. I wish I could make it, but I think my schedule has reduced me to tentative at best. I’m glad you dropped by though. For those of you who don’t know Jeffrey, he’s a staff writer for the American Hiking Society, and he operates an awesome blog at americanhiking.chattablogs.com.

]]> Comment on Appalachian Trail Conservancy 36th Biennial Conference by Jeffrey Hunter http://www.hikerscorner.com/blog/trail-talk/appalachian-trail-conservancy-36th-biennial-conference/#comment-4 Jeffrey Hunter Sun, 11 Mar 2007 18:31:36 +0000 http://www.hikerscorner.com/blog/trail-talk/appalachian-trail-conservancy-36th-biennial-conference/#comment-4 I plan to attend the ATC Biennial. I lived in the area for most of my life, and there is some great hiking to be had in the region. Maybe I'll see you there! I plan to attend the ATC Biennial. I lived in the area for most of my life, and there is some great hiking to be had in the region. Maybe I’ll see you there!

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