[pct-l] helping out with water report

[AsABat]

Thanks for the feedback. Originally it was just, was their water. The directions evolved as hikers had trouble finding water and gave directions. Of course sometimes I'd get conflicting directions to the same water hole! And there's a seasonal stream north of Mission Spring only two hikers have seen (I removed that one) and either one or two pipes/leaks in the San Gabriels at 401.9 (or a mile or two either way) I keep getting different info on. 


AsABat
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"Diane Soini of Santa Barbara Hikes" <diane at santabarbarahikes.com> wrote:

>The status of the water may be in question, but that's only half the  
>value of the water report. What I found really helpful was when there  
>were instructions on where the water actually was, because some of it  
>was hard to find, or instructions on how to access it when you found  
>it and even better, how to find the water when it wasn't where it was  
>supposed to be.
>
>Diane
>On Feb 4, 2011, at 9:34 AM, AsABat wrote:
>
>> Yep the water report is only as good as the info hikers send me.  
>> Email to water at 4jeffrey.net works best.
>>
>> I like to say the only thing I can say about the accuracy of the  
>> water report is it is out of date as soon as I post. If it says  
>> there's water then there might be water, but if out says its dry  
>> out probably really is dry. :-) you see I'm a bit cynical.
>>
>> Do keep the info coming. Read the first page at least once to see  
>> what I do. I don't list every cache, only the more established ones.
>> AsABat
>> PCT Water Reports SoCal http://pct.4jeffrey.net
>> Send water updates to water at 4jeffrey.net