[pct-l] shipping food for two hikers

[Sir Mixalot]

Put both of your names on your boxes so that either one of you can pick it
up.  This will really help if one of you needs to rush ahead to pick up
your mail before the post office closes.  I'd still do this even if you use
separate boxes, but mark each box so you know who the box is actually for
without opening it, but remember that if you are only picking up one of
those boxes to tell the postmaster that you're only taking possession of
one of the boxes but need to look at both.

On Sun, Apr 15, 2012 at 8:15 PM, Jenna Whippen <jenna.whippen at gmail.com>wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> My hiking partner and I are finishing up our food preparations for our thru
> hike this year.  We decided on mailing most of our food and buying the
> remainder on the trail.  How did other people that hiked in groups of two
> send their packages?  Did you send both hikers' food in one box or
> seperately?  If you sent them together, what boxes did you use (flat rates,
> regional flat rates, none of the above) and what sizes.
>
> Thanks.
> -Jenna
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