> I too, like to read, and I solved the 'problem' with book
> weight by bringing a paperback (which wasn't really all that
> heavy), and tearing out chapters as I finished them. If you
> have a book others like, they'll be happy to take them off
> your hands!
For what its worth,
You can frequently "lighten your load" by offering to donate your book
to the staff library at any of the staffed camps. They are often happy
to have new material. Of course, this usually entails carrying the
whole book until you have finished it, but you never know.
Happy Trails,
Roy Fisher
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