I'm not the only one!

[Andrew Breecher]

If Utilikilts made a non-cotton kilt they might be in the running. But I don't like the feel of the UK narrow underapron between my legs as I walk.

I'll be sure to post my journal as I go along, and try to drop in here from time to time to check in.

...Just another six months to go. The countdown is on!

Andrew.

[bear]

I have offered to swap Andrew a new kilt for his old one for all the advertising he's given Bear Kilts.
He refuses to swap until he's walked all 8000 miles.
That kilt will hang in on a plaque on the wall like a rare signed hockey sweater in a sports bar. The inscription will read:
The 8000 Mile Kilt, followed by some details about where it's been with Andrew.

[Alan H]

Fantastic. Just right on down with it fantastic.

I've got to bang together a kilt to backpack in. I've GOT to do this.

[Southern Breeze]

AAAHHH!!! All this talk of hiking the Pacific crest and Continental Divide trails has given me a case of itchy feet!Good luck on your future hikes. :grin:

[GMan]

I really cannot wait for Andrew to do the CDT, so I can share a sip or two with him! So when Andrew completes the triple crown of trails kilted I can say I had a drink with him. 8000MPK.

[Andrew Breecher]

Glen, I'm going to hold you to that. Seriously, if anyone's along any of my routes, I'd love to drop in. I know that at the end of the PCT I'm going to end up in Vancouver, so I'll get to show Bear the 5,000 mile (at that point) kilt in person. And maybe take a shower.

Andrew.

[GMan]

You're on Andrew! I know of a few other kilted gents here that would consider it an honor.

[cormacmacguardhe]

Andrew, I'm not really close to the trail, but am in the cascades, on the west side of the range. In the area of Mt Baker. About half way between Mt Baker and Puget Sound. The nearest large city is Bellingham, quite a lot of hikers and backpackers in this area. Climate is quite similar to the Highlands.