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A.T.Lt wrote:
Beer, washed down with another beer and a side of cheeseburger and fries followed by some more beer.
I couldn't have said it better."Dazed and Confused"
Recycle, re-use, re-purpose
Plant a tree
Take a kid hiking
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If it's been hot, I usually want a drink of something cold, sweet, and tart. I want ice cream, preferably Ben & Jerries. And of course... any of the items heretofore mentioned -- pizza, burgers & fries, steak & cheese sub, Mexican, Italian, etc. When I arrived at the Inn at the Long Trail I saw fruit salad on the menu and had to have that.
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hikerboy wrote:
cheeseburgers and chocolate milk shakes, followed by ayce chinese buffet, kfc, and a steak for dinner.
Met a cool dog outta Ga., he had named himself already. By the time we hit Va. (woods hole) it was general consensus he should therefore be refered to as 'milkshake'. Milkshake if your out there, I hope you find this website... -
Trebor wrote:
What's your "must have" when you get out of the woods after a long hike?
Milk, milk and more milk.Changes Daily→ ♪♫♪♫♪♫♪♫ ♪♫♪♫♪♫ ← Don't blame me. It's That Lonesome Guitar. -
milkman wrote:
Trebor wrote:
What's your "must have" when you get out of the woods after a long hike?
Milk, milk and more milk.
The 'milkshake' I refer to has a long greybeard, and long white hair. and does not pose, -
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rafe wrote:
If it's been hot, I usually want a drink of something cold, sweet, and tart. I want ice cream, preferably Ben & Jerries. And of course... any of the items heretofore mentioned -- pizza, burgers & fries, steak & cheese sub, Mexican, Italian, etc. When I arrived at the Inn at the Long Trail I saw fruit salad on the menu and had to have that.
Cherry limeade from Sonic with tater tots and cheeseburger.Lost in the right direction. -
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jimmyjam wrote:
I also crave chocolate milk after a section, weird because I never buy it at home.
chocolate milk is an excellent recovery drinkLost in the right direction. -
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TrafficJam wrote:
jimmyjam wrote:
I also crave chocolate milk after a section, weird because I never buy it at home.
chocolate milk is an excellent recovery drink
But is it better than beer?"Dazed and Confused"
Recycle, re-use, re-purpose
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if i'm spending the nite in town it could be anything. after a shower.
if i'm driving straight home, its usually a barbeque sandwich, fries or onion rings, and (you yankees won't understand this since you don't make it right) the biggest ice tea i can find.2,000 miler -
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max.patch wrote:
if i'm spending the nite in town it could be anything. after a shower.
if i'm driving straight home, its usually a barbeque sandwich, fries or onion rings, and (you yankees won't understand this since you don't make it right) the biggest ice tea i can find.
Good iced tea starts with Luzianne iced tea. Lipton doesn't cut it.Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.
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max.patch wrote:
if i'm spending the nite in town it could be anything. after a shower.
if i'm driving straight home, its usually a barbeque sandwich, fries or onion rings, and (you yankees won't understand this since you don't make it right) the biggest ice tea i can find.
Do you mean Bar-b-Q or Iced Tea?Cheesecake> Ramen -
CoachLou wrote:
max.patch wrote:
if i'm spending the nite in town it could be anything. after a shower.
if i'm driving straight home, its usually a barbeque sandwich, fries or onion rings, and (you yankees won't understand this since you don't make it right) the biggest ice tea i can find.
Do you mean Bar-b-Q or Iced Tea?
BBQ is like potato salad and cole slaw. Nearly every region of the USA makes it a little different, but a lot are still good.The road to glory cannot be followed with much baggage.
Richard Ewell, CSA General -
CoachLou wrote:
max.patch wrote:
if i'm spending the nite in town it could be anything. after a shower.
if i'm driving straight home, its usually a barbeque sandwich, fries or onion rings, and (you yankees won't understand this since you don't make it right) the biggest ice tea i can find.
Do you mean Bar-b-Q or Iced Tea?
i was referring to iced tea, but now that you mention it, barbeque is also best made south of the mason dixon line.2,000 miler -
max.patch wrote:
CoachLou wrote:
max.patch wrote:
if i'm spending the nite in town it could be anything. after a shower.
if i'm driving straight home, its usually a barbeque sandwich, fries or onion rings, and (you yankees won't understand this since you don't make it right) the biggest ice tea i can find.
Do you mean Bar-b-Q or Iced Tea?
i was referring to iced tea, but now that you mention it, barbeque is also best made south of the mason dixon line.
Well. I thought you meant BBQ....see...I can't even spell it. i am under the impression that Barbeque must be experienced in North Cackalacky......................haven't you Rebs ever heard of 'The Boston tea party' ?Cheesecake> Ramen -
Wait rebs have heard of tea & beer? nope
Serious I have brewed 10 gallons of British beer with both Earl of Grey or Breakfast fresh Indian. it works... it was a IPA of 6! ( in the basement..)Be wise enough to walk away from the nonsense around you! -
CoachLou wrote:
max.patch wrote:
CoachLou wrote:
max.patch wrote:
if i'm spending the nite in town it could be anything. after a shower.
if i'm driving straight home, its usually a barbeque sandwich, fries or onion rings, and (you yankees won't understand this since you don't make it right) the biggest ice tea i can find.
Do you mean Bar-b-Q or Iced Tea?
i was referring to iced tea, but now that you mention it, barbeque is also best made south of the mason dixon line.
Well. I thought you meant BBQ....see...I can't even spell it. i am under the impression that Barbeque must be experienced in North Cackalacky......................haven't you Rebs ever heard of 'The Boston tea party' ?
See that is proof. You throw your tea overboard. In the south they would have drunk it and probably found some other way to protest.The road to glory cannot be followed with much baggage.
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max.patch wrote:
CoachLou wrote:
max.patch wrote:
if i'm spending the nite in town it could be anything. after a shower.
if i'm driving straight home, its usually a barbeque sandwich, fries or onion rings, and (you yankees won't understand this since you don't make it right) the biggest ice tea i can find.
Do you mean Bar-b-Q or Iced Tea?
i was referring to iced tea, but now that you mention it, barbeque is also best made south of the mason dixon line.
South of the mason Dixon line and east of I-95Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.
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Rasty wrote:
max.patch wrote:
CoachLou wrote:
max.patch wrote:
if i'm spending the nite in town it could be anything. after a shower.
if i'm driving straight home, its usually a barbeque sandwich, fries or onion rings, and (you yankees won't understand this since you don't make it right) the biggest ice tea i can find.
Do you mean Bar-b-Q or Iced Tea?
i was referring to iced tea, but now that you mention it, barbeque is also best made south of the mason dixon line.
South of the mason Dixon line and east of I-95
Oh ya'! Well the best AT hiking is North and East of Glencliff. You can have your barbequed tea beer.Non hikers are about a psi shy of a legal ball. -
I'm not lost. I know where I am. I'm right here.
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clearly I am lost pass the popcorn... who has the diet soda?...Be wise enough to walk away from the nonsense around you!
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