Re: [Philmont]: Philmont Report

Dr. Bob,

Thanks for the comprehensive update. We don't leave until next year and I really appreciate the new information. Burros were not mandatory last year and we are struggling with a trek decision almost solely because of the new rule. I'm hopeful that you took a couple of minutes to fire off a note to Mark Anderson about the goofy parts, particularly the burros.

Glad you and your crew are back safely, take care.

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> Grettings to All.
> 
> Just returned from the Ranch, around midmight last night.  Here is my 
> "quickie" report, for the benefit of the small percentage of List 
> readers who haven't gone yet.  Note that I have 1700+ emails awaiting, 
> and I did go to work today, so some of my comments may already be old 
> news - if so, my apologies for wasting your time.
> 
> Preamble:  This was my 11th trek.  My last trek was in 2002, and so 
> comparisons are primarily versus that rather abnormal year.  This year, 
> we took Trek 32, and added additional trails to (I believe) push it up 
> to just over 100 miles.  Our Ranger was Jonathan Sucher, who is the son 
> of Dr. John Sucher, a sometimes past contributor to this List.
> 
> Comments are in no particular order of priority:
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