[philmont] Treks Book Reports-Dry Camps

I agree. Upper Bench is a great site, no view but its open and during
our stay was mostly vacant. Also, popular opinion is to cook your
dinner meal at lunch time when headed to a dry camp. We made sure
everybody's 3 nalgenes were full and had pleny of water to cook
spaghetti that night. Saved us time on the trail, got first choice of
camp sites and we had a good meal that night.

Dave Ritter
727h2-2006
trek 21

----- Original Message -----
From: Annballingerx@aol.com
Date: Tuesday, February 27, 2007 11:26 am
Subject: [philmont] Treks Book Reports-Dry Camps
To: philmont List Member <philmont@troop47.com>

> Some of our best experiences as a crew were camping in dry camps.
> Don't
> limit your trek choices by trying to avoid dry camps. The camps
> tend to be less
> crowded, and your schedule is your own.
>
> Ann Ballinger
>
>

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