[pct-l] There will be no caches at Kelso Valley Road or Bird Springs Pass PLEASE FORWARD

Lisa Peru lisaperu2011 at gmail.com
Mon Apr 9 07:09:36 CDT 2012


For anyone who is loathe to use snail mail and checks, I'm using my PayPal account to collect donations for Mary. Email me directly and I'll share the PayPal info. I will carry a few checks on the trail next week so that I can mail the donation to her on Monday the 16th (well, next time I reach a PO!). 

When I send her the check, I will list the contributors but not individual amounts. So feel free to donate the random spare change floating in your PayPal acct. 

I started this so that this year's hikers over in FaceBook could chip in. They're enthusiastic and I think we stand a good chance of getting a meaningful sum. 

Peru

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On Apr 8, 2012, at 9:47 PM, "Monty Tam" <montypct at gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear PCT Family
> PLEASE FORWARD
> 
> I just talked to Mary Barcik who has been maintaining the Kelso Valley Road and the Bird Springs Pass Water Caches for many years.
> She says she cannot afford to stock it this year. 
> She has water out there right now, but the desert varmints are chewing through all the bottles she reuses.
> Her truck is old. Gas is high. She can’t afford to buy water from the store.
> 
> After talking to her for a while I asked if WE got together and bought the water, if she would put it out for us.
> She said “Of Course”.
> 
> Last year she put out over 400 gallons. This year there should be more hikers.
> $400 might get us through the season.
> $500 would guarantee it.
> 
> Mary does not do computer, Paypal, or any of that.
> 
> To donate send a check to:
> 
> Mary Barcik
> 5400 Kelso Valley Road
> Weldon, CA 93283
> 
> Thanks for helping this year’s hikers
> 
> Warner Springs Monty
> 
> For more info on the location and importance of these caches see www.4jeffrey.net miles 616 and 631. In 2008 I saw a hiker’s life saved by the Bird Springs cache. 
> 
> PS Any communications need to be sent directly to my email as overuse of the PCT-L by a few has made it hiker unfriendly. I do not get these posts. 
> 
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