We also had 3 advisors and 9 youth last year. Each advisor had a son in the
crew. Our crew determined that the least weight for our crew gear was when
the sons and advisors tented together. The crew decision was based on
reducing weight.
I enjoyed tenting with my son. Our conversations before sleep were really
nice. If I was 10 minutes later than him getting into the tent, he would be
sound asleep. The physical effort at PSR requires fuel and rest.
RECAP:
1. Save weight wherever possible.
2. Enjoy the time with your son.
Larry Sims
larry.sims@halliburton.com
713.753.5307
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