Re: [pct-l] Wacky idea for carrying water in SoCal

[Robert Logue <robertl@iname.com>]

Charlie,
When one is flying in from 1,000 or so miles away in order to start the
PCT, setting up personal water stashes is not really an option. And is
a hand-pulled 2 or 4 wheel cart actually illegal? I'd like to see
documentation on that.
-Robert

--- CharlieJones@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 5/22/00 12:28:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> robertl@iname.com writes:
>
> << Some may find the wheel tracks offensive, but as long as they stay
> on
> trail, they can't be any worse that those left by ATVs or mountain
> bikes (all
> over the place). >>
>
> IMHO:
>
> Sorry, Robert, but I don't think your wheeled wagon has any place on
> the PCT.
> Not being "worse than ATV's and Mountain Bikes" doesn't mean diddly.
> Those
> are not ALLOWED on the PCT either. They are there illegally and
> introducing
> another 'illegal vehicle' doesn't solve any problem.
>
> If you need more water than you can comfortably carry, set up a
> private water
> stash at appropriate places to accommodate your personal needs.
>
> Charlie
>
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