I'm in that 10%.
Not saying which 10%. ?
OnlyCairns
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Sean
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Weird, I'm in all three categories, depending on the need for a cairn in a particular spot.
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HikeUp
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I don't notice the damn things.
So I'm in the 0% category.
So I'm in the 0% category.
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JeffH
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Wilderness Park in Claremont. This is next to the unofficial trail which used to have a marker - find a picture of that in the triangular markers thread. That's the fire road right below this stack.
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"Argue for your limitations and sure enough they're yours".
Donald Shimoda
Donald Shimoda
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JeffH
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Somewhere between Tujunga flagpole and Mt Lukens.
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"Argue for your limitations and sure enough they're yours".
Donald Shimoda
Donald Shimoda
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jfr
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I saw this NACA sticker on the back of the unmaintained Sawmill Pass Trail sign along the John Muir Trail, just south of Pinchot Pass and north of the Woods Creek Suspension Bridge. I was there a couple weeks ago.
This "trail" maintained by NACA
North American Cairn Association
False Sense of Hope
Confounding Competent Hikers Since 1928
All true!
Looks like we're nearing the centennial of the "organization"!
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This "trail" maintained by NACA
North American Cairn Association
False Sense of Hope
Confounding Competent Hikers Since 1928
All true!
Looks like we're nearing the centennial of the "organization"!
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