Re: PATC cabins - was Re: MD or WV ??

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Subject: Re: PATC cabins - was Re: MD or WV ??
From: Daryl Cline (wb4yex@yahoo.com)
Date: Sun Dec 02 2001 - 21:52:06 EST


High Acre is 55 bucks a night for up to 15 people. It can only be reserved 
by a PATC member. I used to belong to the PATC but they started getting to 
far to the "radical" enviro left for my tastes. Some of the top officers 
are starting to advocate packing out your crap in a baggie. Building a 
campfire to them is like one of the 7 deadly sins. I haven't belonged for a 
number of years now. I have the PATC cabin book if you guys want me to scan 
the high acre info and email it. That would be a great idea for winter. 
Just need a member to reserve it.



At 09:37 PM 12/2/01 -0500, Peter Lascell wrote:
>Has anyone thought of the PATC cabins?  Ron, do these count like the 3 sided
>lean-to along the AT?  I think it would be a great place to have a small
>group get together and run the "ON AT" signal from.
>
>http://www.mensjournal.com/adventure/0106/outposts_cabins.html      Some of
>these places require membership in PATC . . .  anyone a member?
>
>At Harpers Ferry there is Highacre, a Victorian home . . .  With heat and
>electricity!
>
>"A select group of cabins are actually full-scale homes with complete
>plumbing and electricity. "Highacre" is
>one such structure. Located in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, Highacre is
>situated literally 100 feet from the
>famed "Jefferson Rock", whose commanding view caused Thomas Jefferson to
>claim that it was "worth a
>voyage across the Atlantic". The view from dining room bay windows in
>Highacre is no less commanding.
>Accomodations in our fully equipped "cabins" are identical to our primitive
>cabins, save for the added
>convenience of electricity, plumbing, and in some cases, heating.
>
>http://www.patc.net/activities/cabins/  here is a list of all cabins
>
>Check out the rates:  http://www.patc.net/activities/cabins/cab_rate.html
>
>
>
>Peter Lascell, W4WWQ
>plascell@inmind.net
>Forest, VA
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Daryl Cline" <wb4yex@yahoo.com>
>To: "Appalachian Trail Award" <atrail-l@Lehigh.EDU>
>Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2001 5:45 PM
>Subject: Re: MD or WV ??
>
>
> > I do not have maps of the AT for WV and Md.  Does anyone know of a good
> > camping spot right on the border where I could camp and operate from both
> > states ? I may have to brave the cold for a weekender after Christmas.
> > Maybe one or two of our backpacking group would like a winter trip. The
>one
> > fellow from Morgantown WV would probably be up for it. He's a polar bear
> > with antifreeze for blood.  It would have to be after the fire
>restrictions
> > end though. I'd have to have a nice fire to try and stay warm. Maybe if
> > someone does have the maps and a scanner they could scan the border
>section
> > for me and email it.
> >
> >
> > At 05:15 PM 12/2/01 -0500, Ken Newman wrote:
> > >The last AT activity in WVa that I know was Sep 12-13, 2000.  I ran
>N2CQ/8
> > >at the Comfort Inn in Harpers Ferry. I had planned to operate at Key's
>Gap
> > >on the VA/WV border but the rain sent me to the hotel.  The complete trip
> > >started at Big Meadows (N2CQ/4) campground on the AT in Va Thur-Sun,
> > >Harpers Ferry
> > >on Mon/Tue and N2CQ/3 Washington Monument SP on Wed.  In a few days
>WA3WSJ,
> > >Ed and
> > >myself went in NJ for 2 days and one day in NY.  I had a little over 200
> > >QSOs on the trip.  If you are interested on the trip, check it out at
> > >http://www.njqrp.org/data/atreport.html
> > >
> > >One trip to NJ this summer but that is all in 2001.
> > >
> > >72 de Ken
> > >N2CQ@ARRL.NET

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Daryl Cline WB4YEX  FPQRP # 322  ARS #632  SOC #449
Harrisonburg, Va.
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"When I  found the skull near camp, the first thing I did was call the police.
But then I got curious  I picked it up and started wondering. ..... Who was 
this
person ? ..... and why did he have goat horns ?
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