[pct-l] Boiled "Jack Daniels" Hiker Menu
Stephen Adams
reddirt2 at earthlink.net
Sat Nov 14 08:19:51 CST 2009
Perhaps, perhaps, but it might be worth a try to not heat the Daniels
so much, just warm it a little, or even sweeten some good coffee with
it. I think over heating it reduces the euphoric effect of altitude
also. And I'm not sure if I didn't gobble my food too quickly. More
research will probably be necessary out at Joshua Tree soon.
On Nov 13, 2009, at 11:57 PM, Reinhold Metzger wrote:
> This is good to know......Perhaps we should substitute Jim Beam for
> Jack Daniels for breakfast and save the Jack Daniels for dinner.
> Yes, Taboos is a long haul and steep drop to nowhere.....I had to
> bail out via Taboos couple years ago.
> However, I got a ride just like that......a good looking girl came
> to a screeching halt and gave me a ride to Lone Pine.
>
> It pays to be good looking.....I guess that is why Switchback does
> not hitch-hike
>
> JMT Reinhold
> The most handsome guide of the Sierra
> -------------------------------------------
>
> Stephen Adams wrote:
>> I just tried that on my Cartridge Creek ramble a couple weeks back
>> and was inflicted with the worst case of hiccups I have ever
>> known. So the morning after crossing Taboose Pass I swore I would
>> never have boiled Jack for breakfast again !
>>
>> Side note: And what Is it with Taboose Pass? Four times in a row
>> now, When heading up to Taboose Pass I have met JMT hikers bailing
>> out at probably one of the worst trail heads to do so. Granted the
>> SIerra Shuttle has their number and an add on the backcountry
>> signboard, but one would have to have the dreaded cell phone and
>> charged battery. You will also have to hike until you get
>> reception etc...
>> This last couple bailed because of two inches of snow. It was
>> freakin cold though. But I gave them a great weather report and
>> tried to convince them to hike two more passes and bail at Onion
>> Valley. Nope, they, and everyone else I have met who is bailing is
>> pretty much done so they think. Then you get to the trailhead and
>> discover it is a long lonesome walk to the highway which is now
>> divided and not hitch friendly. At least Onion is very busy and
>> lots of ride possibilities down to Independence.
>> On Nov 13, 2009, at 8:24 PM, Reinhold Metzger wrote:
>>
>>> Boil water???.....No way Stephen.....I have forgotten how to boil
>>> water long ago.
>>> If we have to boil water, the price goes way up.
>>> For $500 per day we will feed them "Meals Ready To Eat"......if
>>> it's good enough for the Marines......it should be good enough for
>>> hiker trash.
>>> Say,.....I just thought of something.......if we boil the "Jack
>>> Daniels" instead of boiling the water, we could have hot "Jack
>>> Daniels" in the morning and hot "Jack Daniels" in the evening.
>>> With a menu like that we would corner the "Guided Trekking
>>> Market" and get premium rates on top.
>>>
>>> JMT Reinhold
>>> The "Jack Daniels" chef
>>> -----------------------------------------------
>>>
>>> Stephen wrote:
>>> This is a really good idea! Though the requirements for being the
>>> temple scribe will be in part, at least for a couple weeks,
>>> painful. We'll have to get confirmation regarding Reinhold, but I
>>> am quite confident that with a little Jack Daniels and my little
>>> "Classic" Reinhold and myself should be able to perform the
>>> necessary procedure.
>>> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> Switchback wrote:.....Yes, I am going to set the most supported
>>> PCT record. This is my goal. But I would be glad to on the staff.
>>> I will be the official chronicler and diarist. I will be the
>>> keeper of the parchment and quill. Later I will make big bucks on
>>> a book.
>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>
>>> Stephen wrote:..........Oh, of course. I should have known this.
>>> But it appears we may have lost Switchback to his impulse to make
>>> a super supported thru hike complete with soft chair and weight
>>> gain program. So if we can't entice him to join our highly
>>> experienced staff I can probably figure out how to boil water.
>>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>
>>> Reinhold wrote:
>>> Yes,.....I agree.....I think we should only accept good looking
>>> hiker babes.
>>> I don't feel like babysitting homely looking dudes.
>>> I don't know about you, but I like them with long shapely
>>> legs.....that is strictly from a hiking point of view of course.
>>> It has been my experience that hiker babes with long shapely legs
>>> make far better hiking companions....aaahhh.....I mean better
>>> hikers.
>>>
>>> JMT Reinhold
>>> Your shapely legs loving trail companion
>>> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>
>>> Stephen Adams wrote:
>>> I'm in. And since we have reasonable time to correspond
>>> regarding // pricing, perhaps the first thing we should consider
>>> is client criteria.
>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>
>>> Reinhold wrote:
>>> This is Great News!!!......since Andy will not be guiding the
>>> "High High Sierra Route Trek" perhaps Stephen and I can be the
>>> guides.
>>> Stephen and I have been criss-crossing the Sierra for many years
>>> and off hand I can not think of anybody that knows the Sierra
>>> better than Stephen and I and since Stephen and I are "far" better
>>> looking than Andy, we could demand a premium rate.....perhaps as
>>> high as $500/day.
>>> Hiker babes will not blink an eye to be guided through the Sierra
>>> by handsome guides like Stephen and I.
>>> Perhaps we hire Switchback to be the cook.
>>> Yes, I can see the headlines already.......for a once in a
>>> lifetime experience......."Experience the High Sierra" with
>>> Switchback, JMT Reinhold and Stephen.
>>> I bet the phone will ring of the hook and we will be backlogged
>>> for a year or two.
>>>
>>> JMT Reinhold
>>> The most handsome guide of the Sierra
>>> --------------------------------------------------------------
>>> Marcia wrote:
>>> If Skurka is guiding the Sierra High Route it's not going to be
>>> next year as he is doing this: http://andrewskurka.com/AK10/index.php
>>> From my November Adventure Mag Issue, page 54: Thru-hike the
>>> Sierra with Southern Yosemite Mountain Guides and Andrew Skurka,
>>> on the 195 mile Sierra High Route. Price: $6,495, Length 26 days
>>> (or $250 per day for 7.5 miles per day). Limit 6 hikers. Steve
>>> Roper, the SHR "route founder" says in his guide intro that he
>>> really considered pros and cons before he wrote his guide; he
>>> wanted the High Route to remain pristine. I hope a party of//
>>> eight hikers camping every 7.5 miles, on average, treads //
>>> lightly. /
>>
>>
>
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