I made my only Philmont Trek in 1999 and led the planning our 2003 trek
even though I did not go. Now we have other veteran adults who are able to
do future trek plans.
I still would love to go back to Philmont but it will never happen. At age
55 with bad knees, I now find I have Asthma. Could I do the trek? I think
so. My fear is that I would be the weakest link in the crew, a role an
adult advisor should never be in. This would also include any non-Philmont
troop trek.
Any future backpacking will probably be short 3 day trips with my family.
I learned a lot from the list. I just do not need the Philmont information
any more. Thanks for all you have shared.
Roman Smith
Charter Organizational Representative
St. Joseph Church, South Bend, IN
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