Re: [Philmont]: Mail from Back Country

In 2002 I sent my wife a postcard every day. Most of the time at the staff camps there was someone either going to base camp or passing through on the way to base camp. One time I asked a staffer on the trail if he was on the way and he said he was due in base camp the next day. Staff was very helpfull.
It was nice to be able to unwind by writing down the days events like a diary and share those with Mrs. B.

Mike Barnhill
719 Trek 4 2002
716 Trek 11 2004
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> From: "Dave Martin" <dwmartin@stny.rr.com>
> Date: 2004/07/12 Mon AM 11:30:11 GMT
> To: Multiple recipients of list philmont <philmont@troop47.com>
> Subject: [Philmont]: Mail from Back Country
>
> A should-be easy question for the list:
>
> Can you send out mail from backcountry camps?
> If yes, is that from all staffed camps, or only those camps with commissary/trading post?
> Dave Martin
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Received on Mon Jul 12 10:52:46 2004