EXTRA! Proof that Marc Adamus lies...except that it actually proves he's telling the truth.

So now the psychotic clown(s) have a new idiocy -- claiming "proof" that Adamus lied about his trip last year to the North Rockies because he said that he had "hiked hundreds of miles of trails." To which the M.A.L.adies gleefully pounce: "there simply aren't hundreds of miles of trails in the Canadian Rockies National Parks, except in the tourism promoting 'guidebooks'."

I hope you caught those last six words.

For, in fact, the guidebooks (you know, written by people who, unlike the M.A.L.adies, actually know what they're talking about) list eight-hundred and fifty miles of trails in the Glacier-Waterton Lakes complex alone. And that's not even talking about the largest series of national parks in the Canadian Rockies, the Banff-Jasper-Yoho complex. "Hundreds" of miles of trails? More like "thousands."

And, by the way, M.A.L.adies, Adamus wrote about the "North Rockies," not just the "Canadian Rockies."

Of course, we can probably cut the M.A.L.adies some slack. For, by "trails," he/she/they/it probably mean "trails that are easy enough for us to hike." And there probably aren't hundreds of miles of quarter-mile-or-less, perfectly-level, paved loops just off the parking lots at various tourist traps.