Re: [Philmont]: Water Purification methods

> He said you could bring yours if you want, the Micro-Pur just gets
more bad things in cold water.

>we just need to agree to disagree, and let it go.

Actually I'm not for it or a'gin it. It's just a matter of
logisitics. We backpack the GA section of the AT prior to a Philtrek
and we use Philmont methods from day one. So if we will be using
Micro-Pur at Philmont then it might behoove us to buy Micro-Pur tablets
for training hikes so that they get used to all the nuances that go with
each process.

Thanks for checking.

YiS
Doug

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Received on Tue May 3 05:31:04 2005