[Philmont]: Books on Trek (was: favorite things, and what I missed)

In 2001, I took James Michener's 'Centennial', about the settling of the
West (OK, it was set in Colorado, but that's only one state away!). I'd
read it before, but picked up a used paperback copy at home before I
went. Michener books are THICK, so to lighten the load I disposed of
chapters along the trek, making the load lighter as I went.

Tom

Anthony.Norwood@usdoj.gov wrote:

>reading material (I am an addict. When we spent two days at Beaubein I really wanted to put my feet on that railing and read a good book while the boys played chess. The staff had 1 book, and 2 questionable magazines. I have not solved this yet for our return in July. weight v. book.)
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