Re: [at-l] Questions about the Shelters along the Trail.

[plodder@juno.com]

Hey, y'all let's say we get this guy to work on the Muskrat shelter.  The
first think he could do is tear it down and start all over.  
  Jared, I like the rustic idea.  The Muskrat shelter is close to water. 
Somehow make it mouse proof.
plodder

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> 
> I am an architecture student at Drury University in Springfield 
> Missouri.
> I am currently doing a project where i build a "rejuvenation 
> shelter" somewhere along the Appalachian Trail.
> Any comments about how to make the current shelters better, or how 
> you would build your own.
> (modern, with running water, stove, heat...
> or rustic, with just a ceiling over your head?)
> any responses would be greatly appreciated, thank you for your time.
> 
> 
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