[pct-l] PCT Medical Survey- Stehekin

[Monty Tam]

The postmaster is a good idea.  In 2005 there was a different Postmaster
than the previous one mentioned.  Very hiker friendly.  Her name last name
was Moore... I think.  Tell her her distant cousin :)  (maybe)  Monty says
hello.

Another possibility is the Steheiken Bakery.  The bus stops there,
mandatory stop, for 15 minutes or so on your bus ride in and out.  Again,
very hiker friendly.  

Another possibility is the ranger station that gives out the free camping.

If you are a Scotish Anderson...........................................
Distant Cousin??

Warner Springs Monty


> [Original Message]
> From: Stewart Anderson <andersonstew at gmail.com>
> To: <pct-l at backcountry.net>
> Date: 7/27/2006 8:54:29 AM
> Subject: [pct-l] PCT Medical Survey- Stehekin
>
> hey all,
> I walked the PCT in 2003 and am now finishing my residency in the ER in
> Boston.
> I'm putting together a research project for next month which involves
doing
> a survey a injuries and illnesses among long-distance hikers currently on
> the trail with the hope of using it to write a small, inexpensive medical
> guide for long-distance hikers.
> I would like to put the surveys in Stehekin where hikers could fill them
out
> and leave them (for anonymity).
> the question:
> does anyone know somenone that lives in Stehekin that I could get in
contact
> with and would help me make sure the surveys end up in the right place. 
it
> will not be much work at all, i'm just looking for a local person to help
> out.  if you know someone can you send me their contact info?
> thanks and happy trails.
> Stewart Anderson, MD
> 60 Wait St.
> Roxbury, MA 02120
> 817-658-8205
> andersonstew at gmail.com
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