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I posted this over in the ESEE forum but I figured everybody over here would appreciate this just as much so I thought I would toss it up here too.
I had an interview and job offer yersterday and today I accepted a position as a crew leader for next season (summer 2011) with the Montana Conservation Corps on an immersion trail crew. What this means is that I start training in February then in May we get our crew and head out into the backcountry to do trail building and maintenance. The kicker is that we will be gone all summer long, not once coming out of the backcountry until the middle to end of October. We will be carrying everything we need for the 6 months on our backs; tools, clothes, tents, gear, everything except food, we get resupplied with food every 10 days or so.
The beautiful part of this is I will be working in the Bitterroot Valley on the Selway River in the Nez Perce National Forest, outside of Missoula Montana, think "A River Runs Through It". I am so excited 6 Months in the backcountry I cannot wait. But now comes the hard part choosing what gear I will take.
Well I just had to share, have a great day.
I had an interview and job offer yersterday and today I accepted a position as a crew leader for next season (summer 2011) with the Montana Conservation Corps on an immersion trail crew. What this means is that I start training in February then in May we get our crew and head out into the backcountry to do trail building and maintenance. The kicker is that we will be gone all summer long, not once coming out of the backcountry until the middle to end of October. We will be carrying everything we need for the 6 months on our backs; tools, clothes, tents, gear, everything except food, we get resupplied with food every 10 days or so.
The beautiful part of this is I will be working in the Bitterroot Valley on the Selway River in the Nez Perce National Forest, outside of Missoula Montana, think "A River Runs Through It". I am so excited 6 Months in the backcountry I cannot wait. But now comes the hard part choosing what gear I will take.
Well I just had to share, have a great day.