[pct-l] meals at the KickOff

[jlkeener at yahoo.com (Jim Keener)]

Is that the 'burger place, the "restaurant" or the
milkshake place?

J J

--- yogi <yogihikes@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> Friday Dinner is spaghetti from the Class of 2004.
> 
> Saturday Breakfast is pancakes from the *hungover*
> Class of 2003.
> 
> Saturday Dinner is provided by the Kick Off
> organizers.
> 
> Sunday Breakfast is provided by the Kick Off
> organizers.
> 
> So all you'll need is Thursday dinner, Friday lunch,
> Saturday lunch.
> 
> BTW, Meadow Ed told me a couple months ago that the
> little diner in Lake Morena is not serving food
> anymore, so any former hikers who were counting on
> that should bring their own food!
> 
> yogi
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --- Mimi Huxley <MHUXLEY@peoplepc.com> wrote:
> 
> > Some of us newbies 2006ers are wondering....how
> much
> > food do we need to take to the KO? Should we plan
> on
> > feeding ourselves breakfast, lunch, and all
> suppers
> > except one? We will be there Thursday thru Sunday,
> > so wonder if we should add that much more food to
> > our backpack.  Carrying that much food at first
> > would be good training for the Sierras!
> > Thanks, Mimi
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