[at-l] Seafood anyone ?

[camojack at comcast.net (camojack@comcast.net)]

VERY interesting, indeed. We took a lot of items not requiring refrigeration on our sailing trip to the Dry Tortugas in June:
http://mycyberbuddy.com/ConchCruisers/Photos/
(We're going to Bimini next June)

The same things would work quite well for hiking trips.
(Remember to get packets of mayo; same rationale)

To answer your question, we got the ground beef packets at Wal-mart.
(And they, as you doubtless know, are EVERYWHERE...)

-"Camo"
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Date: Mon, 6 Dec 2004 11:04:57 -0500 
From: Gary Roberts <GRoberts@npr.org>
Subject: [at-l] Seafood anyone ?
To: <at-l@backcountry.net

I found these at my local Giant (Grocery chain) here in MD.
http://www.chickenofthesea.com/offers.aspx

I tried the shrimp mixed in with a package of Shrimp flavored Ramen.  Not
much taste if you ask me !  I'll have to try the clams or crab or other
flavors to see if I really like them or not.  Does anyone know where I can
find the taco (or other) flavored hamburger packaged in foil in the DC/MD/VA
area ??From infpeace at gmail.com  Tue Dec  7 04:42:18 2004
From: infpeace at gmail.com (Nina Rogers)
Date: Tue Dec  7 04:51:35 2004
Subject: [at-l] So RUCK
In-Reply-To: <08b801c4dbe5$01acc4b0$36479e18@Fred>
References: <08b801c4dbe5$01acc4b0$36479e18@Fred>
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My hubbie knows a couple of people who own/run camps up here in the
Balsam Mountain area (western NC, near the Smokies). There is also
Camp Daniel Boone (the Boy Scout camp, near Cold Mountain), which
might be available. Dan is going to call a few people and see what is
available for MLK weekend. I can also check out Lake Junaluska--it is
a retreat center just off I-40 and probably $$$$, but it won't hurt to
ask.

Waterfall


On Mon, 6 Dec 2004 17:43:10 -0500, Gadog430 <gadog430@charter.net> wrote:
> I did some calling today on the Ruck.
> 
> Camp Glisson outside Dahlonega is full that weekend.
> I could not get an answer at the Rocky Bottom Camp for the Blind near where Sunny used to be.
> 
> I talked to Keith at Goose Creek. He is wide open that weekend. Yes, there are pool tables in the big room, but they do have covers for them to turn them into tables if need be. The bathhouse would not be open that weekend. But, there would be hot showers and running water and heat in every cabin. He doesn't care if 17,000 people a day take a shower in there. There are 8 creek campsites available. He has 9 cabins on site, and I think 6-8 within a two mile radius. Two of the on-site cabins only have a fridge and a microwave. The other cabins all have full kitchens. Of these, 2 he didn't specify the bed, and 3 have queen size bed, 4 have 2 full size beds. He has firewood on site and there are pits for fires. The largest cottage is Cottage Number 12.
> 
> There is the information for the group. Discuss.
> 
> Dawg
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