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* "I'm eaboing the [[Maclehose Trail]]," which means, "I am hiking east on the [[Maclehose Trail]]." | * "I'm eaboing the [[Maclehose Trail]]," which means, "I am hiking east on the [[Maclehose Trail]]." | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:22, 3 July 2021
"Eabo" (pronounced "ee-bo") is hiker jargon for hiking a trail in a generally eastward direction.
The word can function as a noun or verb. For example:
- "I'm an eabo ," which means, "I am hiking east from my starting point."
- "I want to eabo the Maclehose Trail next year," which means, "I want to hike the Maclehose Trail travelling east from my starting point."
- "I'm eaboing the Maclehose Trail," which means, "I am hiking east on the Maclehose Trail."
