Re: [Philmont]: # of tents in a crew

I was a youth (and crew leader) and was allowed to tent by myself. No one
objected to it.
It does help to condense the amount of tents you can set up, as some
campsites are smaller than others. The less, the better, but I had no one
hassle me on sleeping alone.

Greg Leuch
2004 Double H Staff
727p1; 618g1
http://www.xipia.org

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Subject: [Philmont]: # of tents in a crew

> Does anyone have any feedback concerning the number of tents allowed in a
crew? We have 12 people in our crew, 9 youth and 3 adults. The problem
comes in with one of our adult leadership that snores equal to/ worse than a
chainsaw. No one is willing to bunk with him. He has no problem tenting by
himself, but that leaves either 1 youth or 1 adult (me) to also tent alone.
I originally planned to bunk with my son on the trail, and we do have 1
youth who is willing and really would rather tent alone. Regardless who
tents alone in this situation, this creates 1 additional tent on the trek,
with a total of 7. I don't know if Philmont would even allow a youth to
tent alone if not abolutely necessary. Any comments?
> Thanks, Bob 721-B2 63days and counting........
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