[philmont] Chairs

On the other hand, if you go to Double H, there aren't NEARLY as many logs to sit on....
   
   
  Andre Houser

GEORGE TAYLOR <gmtaylor@prodigy.net> wrote:
  For what its worth, I ordered a Sling Light chair for this year's trek. They are really great chairs. Having committed (somewhat) to carrying less weight, I still figured I could afford a pound for a chair, but my new three-pound backpack really couldn't accommodate the width of the chair, so I left it behind. Instead I took a three-legged 12-ounce stool that strapped easily to the side of the pack. Having done that, I used the three-legged stool at most five times over a ten-day trek and would definitely opt for leaving it behind next time. Every camp site we were in had logs or other seating and the three-legged stool just wasn't that comfortable. I considered trying to sell the stool for $10 during the last part of the trek but decided it would be bad form.

George Taylor, ASM
Troop 28
Birmingham, Alabama
627-T2 (Trek 27)

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Received on Fri Aug 3 11:47:00 2007