Re: [pct-l] Resupply Status, and other things...

[Margo Chisholm <pctcoach@sopris.net>]

Jennifer, get the Town Book from the PCTA. Uptodate, great info about
all the resupply spots. Their Data Book is also great.
http://www.pcta.com. That's the new URL and you can order both books
through the site.

Enjoy the evening.

Namaste, m

"Jennifer R. Doebler" wrote:
> 
>         Does anyone out there have the most current information on
> some of all of the resupply points listed in Jardine's Handbook?  For
> example, I remember reading something about Century 21 no longer
> handling parcels in Agua Dulce.  If this is the case, does someone
> have the address of a place that will help for '99 thru-hikers?
> 
>         This type of information would be greatly appreciated, as our
> time is running short and I'm trying to finalize my resupply parcels.
> If you know anything about updated hours places are open, places no
> longer helping, new places to try that are not listed in the handbook,
> etc. that would be great.
> 
>         Also, I'm really stuggling with exactly when and where to plan
> on picking up my ice axe.  Is it the general concensus that one does
> not need an axe until Kennedy Meadows, or is Southern CA going to have
> some trouble spots (help/info from early season section hikers would
> be way cool)  Ditto on the picking up boots for snow.  And again,
> after the Sierras, when are people planning to pick up their axes (and
> boots) again for the snow in the Cascades?
> 
>         While we're at it, snowpack updates for ANY section of the
> trail, or websites to go to, would be awesome!
> 
>         I anxiously await any information someone might have on these
> topics!!  Thanks a million!
> 
> Tallus of Team On Fire
> 
> (Tallus and Scree, PCT '99, start May 10)
> 
> 

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