Well lazy river road is the name of a Dead song my favorite band. Its also how I like to think of the trail. As one long lazy river road.
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Well lazy river road is the name of a Dead song my favorite band. Its also how I like to think of the trail. As one long lazy river road.
It's a little tough to say right now but I am a die hard Dallas Cowboys fan. They're America's team so I just switched it to fit on a hammock forum.
In my youth I used to scour the plowed fields around my home looking for arrowheads and other stone indian artifacts. Then in 84, during a particularly eventful and formative year in my life, I found a fairly rare type of bannerstone which serendipitously took me down an unexpected path in my life. It's been my screen name since the early 90's for a number of virtual communities and it still reminds me of the small events of my life that had far reaching impacts.
David
Do you have pics? That is awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bannerstone
Fronkey
Mine was given to me at the Cincinnati Zoo, I was the first aid department. The Zoo employees started calling me "Doc" then over the years it slowly evolved to Doctari. I told that story my first night on the AT during a section hike, it stuck.
This has been fun, and educational. More!:D
Old River is a place of my boyhood. "Old River" Rat. I am not old, I am 56 years young. :)
Sargevining is the screen name my late wife gave me when she signed us up for AOL lo these many years ago. Combination of Army rank and last name. Technically, I was a Specialist 5th Class in the Regular Army and occupied a "hard stripe" Sergeant slot for a year in the Army Reserve after that (long story---suitable for campfire)---but have you ever tried to explain to a civilian the difference between a Spec 5 and a Buck Sergeant?
And please don't lump me in with guys like Acer just because I wore green clothes for all occasions. I spent 1972-1975 riding a typewriter in an Aviation unit at Fort Sill, and 75-82 riding a teletype machine at a Reserve Comm unit in Denton, TX.
Note to self: Be careful who I go winter camping with.Quote:
Mine means I'm hungry.
A few of my ancestors were members of the Donner Party. I still carry the last name, minus one of the "n"s. Just seemed a very fitting name to carry with me on my AT hike. Way I figured, it would remind me of how bad things could actually be and possibly help me get over my whining, gritching, and moaning. Just a good way to remember: things can always be worse than they are right now.
That, and I like to see the looks on people's faces when I introduce myself.
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I could tell from your videos that you're a man who knows where his towel is.Quote:
Mines after a very small character in the 6 books of the HitchHikers Guide to the Galaxy Trilogy.
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The Big Lebowski is one of my favorite movies and most everyone calls me Dude anyway.
Was a CWO3 in USMC and warrant officers in Marines ared called gunners. Many people in area that knew me after I retired still called me gunner and I started using gunner76 ( I joined in 1976 ) as a username.
Better than other name I was called in Marines...King Kong
It's easier to spell than "Wusarriadh Oth".:p