Re: [at-l] Walasi-Yi center

[tmcginnis@ucclan.state.in.us (Thomas McGinnis)]

     I personally stayed at Goose Creek, and (from the door of the lodge, 
     which faces north, and away from the highway) you'll want the cabin on 
     the right (just past two o'clock), on the uphill portion of the "cabin 
     road", which gets a GREAT afternoon sun on its lovely porch. Nice 
     shower, too. Boy, that was nice. Indulge early -- you'll enjoy being 
     rugged, too, but later.
     And on June 8th, you may want both. If you can, wait to pack up 
     anything beyond Damascus. (If you can.)


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Subject: [at-l] Walasi-Yi center
Author:  MLodowski@aol.com at ima
Date:    2/25/99 10:40 AM


I am not sure if this is common knowledge, but I just got off the phone with 
the walasi-yi people, and I was told the hostel was closed this year...he said 
that there was a place 3 miles down the road where hikers could stay...anyway, 
just thought I would share that info
     
who knew packing maildrops could be so exhausting?  lets see...on june 8th 
will I want potato soup for dinner, or pasta salad...and how much will I want
     
     
-quercus
just under 100 hours to go for me 
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