[pct-l] Alcohol Fuel resupply on the trail

[John Abela]

Outpost, how current is her data for supplies? I know when I was reading her
big book (planning guide) a lot of the gear mentioned within it is not even
manufactured any more. I am guessing towns do not just fall off the face of
the planet (ok, in California they do - giggle) but stores keeping HEET in
stock might not be so current. Any insights into how accurate this aspect of
the town guide is?



On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 4:46 AM, Paul Robison <paulrobisonhome at yahoo.com>wrote:

> if you go with Yogi's guide,   it has HEET listed in all the places ou can
> buy
> it,  and 'warnings' like "last HEET for 89 miles, stock up"
>
> i have found that guide to be very valuable.  maybe in long stretches you
> can
> make a choice to mail yourself some.
>
> ~Outpost.
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> ________________________________
> From: Julian Kostorz <juliankostorz at gmail.com>
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> Subject: [pct-l] Alcohol Fuel resupply on the trail
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> Hi i have a question about resupply of Alcohol fuel on the trail what is
> the
> best way to do that ?
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> Tanks for helping out. Julian Kostorz
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