[pct-l] Water caches

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It's schizophrenic twins.  (There's 4 of them, at least!!!)  Be glad they're not triplets!!

Wheeew

Phil Baily <pbaily at webuniverse.net> wrote: Aha! As I suspected, it was really Rusty on that trip!
Which twin is writing these things? Consistency is the hob goblin of my mind.
Or is it really a schizophrenic single person? Twins always did confuse me.

Pieces

At 11:06 PM 12/31/07, Hiker97 wrote:
>jeff.singewald at comcast.net 
>writes: You found a cache that you had left from the previous 
>year?  Wow, that doesn't appear to fit with the leave no trace 
>guidelines.  My assumption was that hikers that placed hidden water 
>caches for themselves would be responsible enough to pick them up 
>after they had passed through.
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>RustyKnees replies:  Actually, we did No-Trace, but I did it a year 
>late.  We never did get to hike that part of the trail until a year 
>later due to some unforeseen circumstances.  I put the water bottles 
>under a bush in a black trash bag across from the trail water 
>facility.  The only thing that happened in a year was that the black 
>bag had some small animal holes in it, but the water bottles inside 
>were fine.  It saved our bacon that those bottle were still there.
>
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