From: Alan Thomson (abthomson@goes.com)
Date: Thu Feb 13 2003 - 08:06:56 CST
John LeBlanc writes....
<snip> I'd ply around town for a while in the evening. You won't need
anything but your feet to do that.
This list can list a million "must see" places in Cimarron. <snip>
Comment....
Well, maybe a dozen or so in town of 750 +/-. But other than the lobby of
the St. James, most (if not all) will be closed by the time his train
comes in and he gets to Cimarron and checked in.
But I would agree with John's advice - arrive a day earlier, if possible,
and get to the PTC early rather than late.
That said, having visited with my wife last summer most, if not all, the
sites listed as possiblities for stops while driving. They all are worth
your time, but only if you are stretching your PTC week into a two week
vacation (couple of days drive time on either end).
- Al Thomson, Troop 236, Schooley's Mountain NJ
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