[pct-l] stuff to leave with support person

[Brandon McGinnity]

Yeah, I only have 2 drops I'm sending from home, and plan to do several from
the trail. I just didn't know if I should leave stuff like birth certificate
and such, or anything else people might have had need of in the past for one
reason or another. Can't see how I'd ever need that, but I know my sister
isn't going to drive 2 hours round trip to a storage unit to get such an
item, that'd be asking a lot.

But I second you: god bless the hiker box!

On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 1:32 PM, Scott Williams <baidarker at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hey Moccasin,
>
> I'm terrible at planning too, and had fewer mail drops than many.  Part of
> that was planning for a section hike and not being able to stop, and making
> it a thru at the last minute.  But, it ultimately didn't matter.  I was
> always able to get fuel and food, (I didn't mind eating crap as long as it
> was high calorie, and that isn't hard in America these days) and the rest of
> it was just hiking.  When stuff went wrong, you just figured it out and kept
> going.  Put it all in storage, and pick it up as you need it from stores or
> hiker boxes.  God bless the hiker boxes!
>
> A couple of days ago was my one year anniversary of starting, and I just
> wish I was starting again.  Maybe next year.
>
> Have a wonderful summer!
>
> Shroomer
>
>
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~ Moccasin