[Philmont]: Lunch for Dinner - was Camel up?

Bill Lentz wrote:

> We were not able to do it, but if you can find any way to get two
lunches, so
> you could eat one on the trail, I think you would have a better time
of it.
 
And Bob's original post asked:

> We will spend 2 days at Cimarroncito for a lay over. From
> there, we will travel to Tooth Ridge camp for our final
> evening on the trail.

Since you will have a lay-over day just before you head "home" over
Tooth Ridge, you could use the opportunity (either day possibly) to have
two "Dinners" on one day at 'Cito, leaving two "Lunches" for your last
day. This would be an option if you aren't able to convince the
Commissary folks to swap you lunch for your last day's dinner. It would
also depend to some extent on what your crew wants to do activity-wise
at 'Cito.

And not having to fix a meal - and clean up - at Clarks Fork could get
you further up the trail before the chance of afternoon thunderstorms.
Again though, this would depend on what your crew decides to do
activity-wise at Clarks Fork. Nearly everyone wants to get *something*
branded.

More grist for the mill.

Happy Trails,

Roy Fisher

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Received on Thu Apr 22 20:58:05 2004