ES - Re: Serving as best we can

[Glen Wilkerson]

But they are much easier to hide when they are not in use, just shove in a
tent or throw a blanket over them...  And didn't you ever decorate yours for
the Fourth of July Parade when you were a kid - say, with a plywood horses
head attached to the handlebars and barding to cover the wheels?

My point is, some people need the ability to get around quickly - and for
single individuals who aren't packing gear, like security or camp heralds,
like I said before, a golf cart is an excessive allocation of resources.
All I was trying to do was point out available alternatives.

Alaric

-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Threlkeld <rjt at softwareinnovation.com>
To: elfsea at ansteorra.org <elfsea at ansteorra.org>
Date: Monday, October 16, 2000 7:45 PM
Subject: RE: ES - Re: Serving as best we can


>>
>> Keep the number of carts to a necessary minimum - one, or two at the
>> outside, should be more than enough for most chores at the large events
we
>> have at Canton.  For everyone else (camp heralds, security, etc...) who
>> thinks they absolutely have to have a means to get around quickly
>> - have any
>> of you considered bicycles?
>>
>> Don Alaric
>>
>
>Bicycles are hardly more period.
>Caelin
>
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