Sierra Trading Post

Wed Mar 26 00:27:00 PST 2003

For a pair of boots go to Sportsman Guide or Sierra Trading Post.

Be sure and break them in before you go.

Also, a pair of well ventilated, light sandals will be useful for the
evenings.

You will not be able to wait to get out of those boots!

Doug Norvell

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