[trailcrew] Trail Camps

[William Niebling]

I'd suggest a wiki for the camps, so it's easy to keep up-to-date.  Maybe
with a policy of only adding statuses, so that there's a bigger set of data
that will help us learn how camps and trails wear.

Also, I'd recommend to anyone who is considering doing a WEMT.  It's
unbelievably useful knowledge, and some of the most fun four weeks you can
imagine.

-Will Niebling

On 12/4/06, Wayne D. Aune <waune at bop.gov> wrote:
>
> I loved the idea I heard of having a computerized list of some of the
> trail camps. I have a really good little book, but certainly having it
> on the computer and some up to date information on the condition of the
> camp and the availability of water would be outstanding. I really
> thought Tin House was in pretty good shape; cannot get to Tin House, but
> with a little work that would be an excellent camp. The problem a lot of
> times would be once a camp is advertized the numbers visiting it would
> increase.
>
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