[pct-l] Keeping track of one another

[A.C. Scott]

Playing. Marco. Polo across hi canyons. Is a lot of fun. Ninja tortoise 

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Halmargolis at aol.com wrote:

>Kendall,
> 
>Diane's idea of placing a pole on the opposite side while  doing it in the 
>bush is great!
>Many use posting at registers and numerous  posts.  Used a whistle (1 blast 
>to announce location or to  acknowledge, 2 blasts to request a blast or 
>yell, and three blasts, come to  me.  A high frequency yell, a Whoop whoop was 
>more fun. Being familiar with  one another's footprint MAY help. Also, 
>simply ask southbounders if  they saw him.  What worked most of the time is 
>agreeing to not go any  further than a certain pleasant spot or eatery and wait. 
>My favorite, if  ahead, is writing my initials on the trail with the time of 
> day.
> 
>Hal "Green Hornet"
> 
>     
> 
> 
>In a message dated 4/25/2013 10:00:11 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
>pct-l-request at backcountry.net writes:
>
>. Does  anyone have a good system for keeping track of your partner  
>> on  the
>> trail?
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