Actually, I can speak for the co' situation as last Saturday night I camped out out west of Potholes Reservoir. The thermometer showed that it was 20-something degrees at night, but its a different 20-something than western WA. Its drier. In the tent you create kind of a micro-climate and your breathing probably bumps the temperature up 8 degrees. If you have a sleeping bag good to zero, you'll be just fine. In fact, I had to take my stocking cap off in the middle of the night because I was getting too warm. I'd take him up on the offer. He's going to a couple of sweet places, he's done the homework, you won't regret it. I'd go, but I have work to contend with this week.
Tyler Laurenti "Lisa Hale" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Ryan-I thought I was hardcore.... �You had me right in the palm of your hand until >you said "sleeping outside". �I had enough of that to last me a lifetime from my >previous adventures in snow camping. �"I know there probably ain't no snow, but I bet >it still is really damn co' (that's cold for those that doen't have my superb poetic >prowess?). �Bro, if you catch em', you deserve em'. �Go get young man! �Jeff > �----- Original Message ----- > �From: Ryan Davey > �To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > �Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 11:12 PM > �Subject: Seeking Adventurous Angler for Desert Expedition > > > �Currently seeking an adventurous angler to join a Desert Expedition. > > > > > > �Date and Time: The expedition will be leaving Redmond, Washington on Thursday, >January 23rd at 6:00am sharp. �We will be returning Friday, January 24th around >9:00pm. > > > > �Location: Due to the top secret rating of this expedition, the location will only >be disclosed to the successful applicant. > > > > �What to expect: The expedition is in search of several remote desert spring creeks >that are rumored to contain trout. �Warning: Due to the exploratory nature of this >expedition, there is a possibility that no trout will be caught. �See attached photos >for the qualification for this expedition. �These photos were taken on previous >expeditions. > > > > �Requirements: Only the adventurous and/or crazy need apply. �This expedition >involves well over 10 hours of driving, some of it over rough roads. �It may also >require quite a bit of walking through rugged/dangerous country with the possibility >of twisting an ankle, breaking a rod, and slipping down scree slopes. �Luckily the >rattlesnakes are asleep. �The expedition will be sleeping outside in the desert in >weather that may be cold, windy, rainy, and possibly snowy, expect temperatures at >night to be at or below 24 degrees. �A tent and warm sleeping bag are a requirement. >�Successful applicants will be experienced in camping, hiking, wilderness navigation, >small creek fishing, angling photography, reading of topo maps, and be open to new >experiences. > > > > �How to apply: We are currently accepting applications via email at >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > �Ryan Davey > > �MSN GSC > > > > �Calling Fly Fishing a hobby is like calling Brain Surgery a job. > > �- Paul Schullery > > > > __________________________________________________________________ The NEW Netscape 7.0 browser is now available. Upgrade now! http://channels.netscape.com/ns/browsers/download.jsp Get your own FREE, personal Netscape Mail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com/
