[pct-l] can't post -- Section A in March?

[Drew Smith]

I hiked the southern 150 miles in mid-late March in 2013 and it is totally
doable.  There is the definite possibility of a late snow on Mt Laguna, but
the high section is only 10-15 miles, and you are not far from the Mt
Laguna resort where you can hole up and wait out the storm.  You should go
for it.

On Fri, Jan 22, 2016 at 11:55 AM <SPETE672 at aol.com> wrote:

> I am getting your emails
>
> Pete  Sandel
> President
> YNF Consulting LLC
> cell: 432.413.9384
>
>
> In a message dated 1/22/2016 12:23:32 P.M. Central Standard Time,
> susan at newstories.org writes:
>
> I keep  trying to post this, with no luck.  If anyone gets it, could you
> please  respond?  Or could you contact the list manager on my behalf?  I
> seem
> to be locked out, after 8 years and dozens of posts.
>
> > Section  A in March?
> >
> > I’m a section hiker living in Washington who’s  walked the northern half
> of the PCT and am hoping to finish the next 1300  miles over the next 5
> years.  So here’s a question:  a friend and I  are talking about doing
> Section
> A, Campo to Warner Springs in the end of March  2017 to coincide with
> spring
> break.  I know that includes 40 miles in the  Laguna Mountains and wonder
> if it’s even possible to get thru there in late  March.  Any advice would
> be
> most welcome.  Thanks!
> >
> >  —Susan from  Spokane
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