[at-l] SORUCK update (12/11/04)...

[rcli4 at comcast.net (rcli4@comcast.net)]

I will bring what I cook best.  It is a specialty of mine.  Coffee still in the can. Straight from the Maxwell house factory( one of my nephews works there I get it for free.).  coffee cups and plates and utinsels. 
 
Clyde :>))

Last year I brought 2 cans of regular and one can of decafe was that enough.

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> SORUCK update (12/11/04)... 
> 
> A number of suggestions/corrections for the website are coming in. 
> I'll make edits tonight, and more tommorrow... 
> 
> Bring a flashlight... 
> 
> We should not leave anything in the Community Room/Kitchen between 
> meals. We can safely keep things at cabin D, or Kleinrath Hall, so 
> plan on schleping everything back and forth (not a huge 
> inconvenience)... 
> 
> Put your name on everything you bring if you want to get it back... 
> 
> Bring everything you need to cook with - pots, pans, utensils, mitts, 
> tongs, mixers, etc... 
> 
> We'll need coffee makers, and hot water makers, and hot tea makers, and 
> iced tea makers. If we get too many, then we'll mothball a few, but 
> bring them regardless. Plenty of coffee is coming (is that correct 
> Clyde?), and I'll bring gobs of half-n-half... 
> 
> We'll need salt, pepper, sugar, sweetener, coffee mate, tobasco, and 
> whatever else you can think of spice wise... 
> 
> We'll need paper and plastic goods (plates, utensils, napkins, paper 
> towels, etc) and serving utensils. We'll need bowls and the like for 
> serving foods and snacks. We'll need foil and plastic wrap and cutting 
> boards, and the like.. 
> 
> We'll need dishwashing detergent, scrubbies, and dish towels... 
> 
> Bring table cloths if you got em. Look at the photos (link on the 
> website http://www.hike-usa.com/soruck) for the table sizes. The 
> tables look like they could put four people to a side, five if 
> required... 
> 
> This'll all be on the website... 
> 
> Pittsburgh and family 
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From: PUDSCRAWLER at aol.com (PUDSCRAWLER@aol.com)
Date: Sat Dec 11 15:55:19 2004
Subject: [at-l] S Ruck
Message-ID: <67.39f99007.2eecc4b4@aol.com>

In a message dated 12/11/2004 12:55:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
at-l-request@backcountry.net writes:


> Most everyone wishes to
> stay in a cabin. 

<<We have cabin C and D, and Kleinrath Hall, in the CABINS area at
mid-left of the map.>>

I spent a month in cabin C, first floor, next to the bathroom, in 1999.  
Those are very fond memories.  Out of consideration for others, I'd like to have 
the same room again (up numerous times at night, sleeping anything but 
silently).  

So, Pittsburgh, what do we do to reserve a room in a cabin?

I've pretty well ascertained that my daughter and her husband will visit me 
in February rather than January, so I'm putting my name in the pot as a 
definite.

I'll bring salt, pepper, a coffee maker, a Mexican dip with chips, a Johnny 
Mousetti casserole, and/or whatever else is needed.  My mixed vegetable salads 
are good stuff.  Yep, that ought to jump in the car as well.

This is sooooo exciting to me.  Those of you whom I've not met before, I can 
hardly wait.  The "new," obviously very happy Pittsburgh--there's only one 
word for it:  WOW!  Maybe he can give me a hint as to how to lose the extra 
pounds I've gained, including the baggage.

SOLO must have given up reserving the entire Nantahala for January sometime 
along the way.  I'm so glad and hope that y'all like it so well that this 
becomes a year-to-year arrangement.

Sawnie
Kinnickinic