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From: Mick Cole (MicCCole@AOL.COM)
Date: Tue Mar 28 2000 - 20:37:31 CST


In a message dated 3/28/2000 12:33:55 PM SA Western Standard Time,
darryl.hammill@NCMAIL.NET writes:

> What have others on the list observed? BTW, I like the idea of "toop
> tents" in spite of the maintenance headaches. Maybe I just like that
> "military encampment look" thing
Troop 62, Otetiana Council, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year,
owns a half dozen Eureka Timberline tents, which we use year-round in all
weather conditions, with good success. What we have found is that as Scouts
get more experienced, they prefer to buy and use their own tents. I encourage
new scouts to use the troop tents. The Timberlines aren't fancy, but do take
a beating.
YIS
Mick Cole
SM, Troop 62
Otetiana Council
Rochester, NY



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