Also the necessary routine and rules of an organized camp would prove unbearable to the all-summer hiker if she did not get away from them once in a while.
The hiker can take more food than is strictly necessary, for as a general thing she walks only a short distance and can thus carry a quite heavy pack.
The seasoned hiker is little apt to be separated from his outfit, but it can and sometimes is done and then one must be able to cope with a real emergency.
Exclusively for the use of the hiker the simplest of tent forms will answer.
Of these the hiker is likely not interested but the map to him is invaluable because of the following: it represents to him:-- 1.
The woodsman besides having the handicap of traveling over an uneven surface is more or less encumbered by a pack which even if made as light as possible gives the hiker a taste of real work.
But picking up a hitch-hiker will still be as dangerous as it is today.
Ordinarily Frederick Marden would have passed a hitch-hiker without stopping, but there was something in the bearing and appearance of this one that caused him to apply his brakes.
McKinley Circle when Hiker Statue was unveiled Memorial Day, 1914, in memory of the President who called the Hiker Men to service.
From this trail or from Bear Lake thehiker can reach some beautiful and scenic country, including Glacier Gorge, Loch Vale, Dream Lake, and Tyndall Gorge.
The horseback rider may find an infinite variety of valley roads, trails, and cross-country courses, and the hiker strike up the mountain trails into the rocky fastnesses.
They give a blue ribbon to the front-hiker and kick the hind-hiker out of the show altogether--they wouldn't even pin a Bryan button on his breast.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hiker" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: hiker; infantryman; marcher; pedestrian; peripatetic
