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		<title>2007-05-10 Big Bear City</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 11 May 2007 01:00:46 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Denis</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[A full &#8220;zero day&#8221; though I managed to squeeze in some walking anyway. 
I got my replacement PocketMail device, but it wasn&#8217;t easy. When I told the post office guy I was expecting a box he only looked in the box area and told me there was nothing. I checked with PocketMail and they said [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<!-- no icon for 'California' --><!-- no icon for 'Hiking' --><a href="http://pct2007.org/category/hotbuns/" title="Hotbuns"><img src="/wp-images/icons/topic_hotbuns.png" style="float:right;" width="64" height="55" alt="Hotbuns" /></a><p>A full &#8220;zero day&#8221; though I managed to squeeze in some walking anyway. </p>
<p>I got my replacement PocketMail device, but it wasn&#8217;t easy. When I told the post office guy I was expecting a box he only looked in the box area and told me there was nothing. I checked with PocketMail and they said it was here 5 days ago, so I forced the issue with the post office and found it in the envelope pile because it was a package not a box. I&#8217;ve learned to be more general next time and get them to check everywhere. </p>
<p>Lots of hiker folk in town today. Adam (Salt Lick) and Mr Pink were the two faces that stayed around the most. Nature&#8217;s Inn is a fantastic place, great discount for us PCTers and they let 4 of us share one room at no extra cost, which is why I am crammed on the floor beside a futon and a pile of food and gear. Being in town has been fun but it&#8217;s crazy expensive and I&#8217;m ready to move on. We walked to the movies after a full dinner because the waitress said it was less than a mile. Never trust a non-hiker to guess such short distances. The difference between 1 and 2 miles on foot is a lot and it took some of us 40 minutes to get there. </p>
<p>During the movie I managed to totally zone out. I could have been in Takapuna with the gang, I forgot where I was and why I am here. Coming out of that trance was a shock, I was really taken aback and the need to get going was strong. The next stretch is mostly downhill for 80 miles so my heavy food bag shouldn&#8217;t slow me down too much but a Friday night in a town could be fun too. Nice trail angels and new hikers to meet. Tomorrow morning will tell.<br />
<em>More photos of this day&#8217;s journey can be found at <a href="http://web.mac.com/denisstanton/pct2007/Idyllwild_to_Wrightwood.html"><b>Idyllwild to Wrightwood</b></a></em></p>
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