Re: [at-l] mail drops...

[WHHAWKINS@aol.com]

In a message dated 2/23/99 3:57:58 PM EDT, felton@bluenet.net writes:

<< Doesn't this mean spending a lot of time getting into and out of towns?
 instead of on the trail? Would this involve a lot of hitchhiking (something
 I am NOT fond of)? or a lot of extra non trail miles if walking? KC aka War
 Eagle >>

Yes, to all the above.

My resupply.

Neels Gap: (drop off food box, before start of hike)
Wallace Gap, NC: go to Rainbow Springs Campground or Franklin, NC BUY FOOD
Wesser, NC: eat in restance
Fontana Dam, NC: Mail drop. Store may not be open or well stock, until mid
March.
Hot Springs, NC: 	Buy food 
Erwin, TN			Buy food
Hamoton, TN		Buy food
Damascus, VA		Buy food
Bland or Bastian, VA	Buy food
Pearisburg, VA			Buy food
Cloverdale, VA			Buy food
Waynesboro, VA		Buy food
Harpers Ferry, WV		Buy food  Will need a ride to store, 
Duncannon, PA			Buy food
Port Clinton, PA		Buy food  Will need a ride to store.
Dalaware Water Gap, PA	Buy food
Fort Montgomery, NY	Buy food
Kent, CT				Buy food
Cheshire, MA			Buy food  Take bus to store.
Manchester Center, VT	Buy food
Hanover, NH			Buy food
Gorham, NH			Buy food
Stratton, ME			Buy food
Monson, ME			Buy food

Wildbill
GA to ME 89
GA to ME to GA 92-3
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