[pct-l] Maps, Toothpastee

[Trekker4 at aol.com]

With your application, please include one clear  photocopy of some kind of 
official identification that has a recent picture on  it (Driver's licence, 
Passport, Alien Registration card, State ID card). Please  write your home 
phone number on the photocopy. If you are photocopying a small  document, 
please enlarge it on the photocopier, but make sure the copy is clear. 
    The above is directly from the  Canadian Entry form on the PCTA 
website; a Passport copy doesn't appear to be  required. It wasn't last year; if it 
is this year, the PCTA has made a  gross error in not putting up the latest 
form, and there will be dozens of  incomplete forms piling up in Canada. I 
sent mine  with a DL copy, and have not heard back from them yet. We'll see 
what  happens.
 
Toothpaste? Just use a travel size: WalMart  or Target travel/sample 
sections, other places at times. Tom's also has a  travel size, but they're hard 
to find; go to your local health food store and  order a case, usually at a 
10% discount.
 
Bob  "Trekker"
Big Bend Desert Denizen, and...
Naturalized Citizen - Republic  of Texas

"Government cripples you, then hands you a crutch and says,  'See, if it 
wasn't for us, you couldn't walk.' " -- Harry Browne

"If you  think health care is exensive now, wait until you see what it 
costs when its  free." -- P J O'Rourke



In a message dated 2/23/2010 7:17:22 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
blaufenb at gmail.com writes:

Do you  have to mail a Color photocopy of your passport to get your Canadian
entry  permit, or will a black and white photocopy of your passport work?   
I
know a license won't do.

I was also curious  as to what  everyone does for toothpaste on the trail?
Travel size toothpaste?   Special soaps?  No toothpaste  necessary?
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