[pct-l] Hikertown

[Sue Kettles]

I was there overnight last year.  He has made up a really nice "big" room
with a full kitchen and bathroom/shower... also laundry facilities.  It was
very comfortable - big table to eat around, and couch and chairs to sit and
relax.  I stayed in a trailer that had a cozy bed in it.  I think it was
10.00 (can't remember?) to use the bed. It's a very interesting property
that he has decorated in old west fashion - like the old Knotts Berry Farm
style of look - chickens walking around and fresh eggs to eat, if you get to
them first.  :)

Its great to stay overnight and get an early start on the desert section
coming up. I didn't have any mail sent there, but he does have his place
listed as a resupply address.

I was continually amazed at the kindnesses of strangers - to do so
incredibly much for people they don't know!  That in itself is reason for a
thru hike...  reminds us of the good people and things that life offers
instead of the sorry headlines that try to make us dark and discouraged.

-----Original Message-----
From: pct-l-bounces at backcountry.net [mailto:pct-l-bounces at backcountry.net]
On Behalf Of Len Glassner
Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2012 11:09 AM
To: PCT
Subject: [pct-l] Hikertown

There weren't any facilities that were 'just a floor' when I was there
- they had beds.  There were also trailers with mattresses and not much
more.

The really nice house on site has a really nice kitchen, but I don't think
it's intended for hiker use.

www.hikerstown.com

Bob Mayon's email is in there.  It should be easy enough to pose any
questions to him.  He's a really nice guy.
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