[pct-l] please help -- can't post

[Scott Williams]

Your message posted to all as far as I can see.

As for Section A in March, it could be fine but cold, or it could be snowy
on Mt. Laguna and beyond  Keep a sharp look out on the weather.  The year I
hiked we had our first desert snow while in the San Felipe Hills just
before Warner Springs.  Cactus blossoms half buried in the snow was
spectacular!  Maybe 3 or 4 inches on the ground and a very quiet night as
it built up on our tents and tarps, but not a problem to hike through.
Just be prepared for winter or spring weather and watch the forecast.
There's now way to really tell this early.

Good luck on a wonder section.

Shroomer

On Wed, Jan 20, 2016 at 10:39 AM, Susan Virnig <susan at newstories.org> wrote:

> Dear All,
>
> I’ve tried numerous times to post the following over the last month, but
> even tho I’ve been on the list since 2008, and posted a  couple dozen times
> over the years, my post does NOT show up.  I’m sending this to several
> folks who post a lot, plus to the list, plus to owner.
>
> I’ve previously written to pct-l-owner about this problem and gotten no
> response.  Can someone help?
>
> Best,
> Susan from Spokane
>
>
>
> Section A in March?
>
> I’m a section hiker living in Washington who’s walked the northern half of
> the PCT and am hoping to finish the next 1300 miles over the next 5 years.
> So here’s a question:  a friend and I are talking about doing Section A,
> Campo to Warner Springs in the end of March 2017 to coincide with spring
> break.  I know that includes 40 miles in the Laguna Mountains and wonder if
> it’s even possible to get thru there in late March.  Any advice would be
> most welcome.  Thanks!
>
> —Susan from Spokane