[pct-l] Mt Laguna resupply

[stonedancer1 at aol.com]

Altho the Mt. Laguna store is pretty good, their selection will depend a lot on how much of the herd has come thru like locusts ahead of you.  

On the other hand, their post office hours are limited, so you'd have to time your arrival.  You might be able to call the PO about delivery times.

Again depending on your plans, you could send a box with the "must haves" and plan to supplement snacks from the store.  They have been more than supportive of hikers in the past, so I like to see them get the business.  
Stone Dancer

-----Original Message-----
From: patrick griffith <patrickjgriffith at hotmail.com>
Cc: pct-l <pct-l at backcountry.net>
Sent: Wed, Feb 20, 2013 1:54 am
Subject: [pct-l] Mt Laguna resupply



Hi All,
've a question regarding resupply at Mt Laguna. This is the first resupply stop 
n the trail and want to know if it is possible to buy everything needed to get 
o Warner Springs and so avoid carrying too much food weight from Campo. I think 
t sensible to 'ease' into the trail, and would like to avoid carrying food for 
he whole 109mile stretch of section A if I can. I have been considering sending 
 trial resupply box here, but given it will only be a few days after I start I 
onder whether or not it will arrive on time, even if I mail it from Dan Diego 
s I don't yet know how fast the USPS operate and don't know if there is a 
tandard turn around time. I've been looking at Yogi's guide which suggests from 
xperience most hikers would just buy here and send a box to Warner Springs. Do 
ou all concur?
atrick 		 	   		  
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