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In the long run I may cost you less to go buy a two burner propane stove. Not everything in endurance has to be pricy.

Becky R. - Montana

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From: terry banister

Date: 09/30/04 14:03:59

To: ponyup1@xxxxxxxxxxx; ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Subject: [RC] Eating in Ride Camp

I don't know how many people go to the races without hot food or a cook, but

if ride management doesn't provide a meal on Friday night, I don't have a

way to cook in camp. Just discovered:

AlpineAire Foods "Inferno Self-heating" meals. (www.tyry.com) They are fully

cooked and require no outside heat source to make them hot. You just pull

the activation strap, and in 15 min., the meal is hot.

A bit pricey at $7.99, but in endurance, what isn't?

Terry

"May the Horse be with you"

>From: "Kathy Copeland" &lt;ponyup1@xxxxxxxxxxx>

>Subject: [RC] Flies and Eating

>Date: Thu, 30 Sep 2004 12:36:54 -0700

>Well I have used the fly predators for years and they work great. As

for

>eating on a ride, well we tried all that healthy stuff and just couldn't

>take it so we went back to our Coca Cola and Snickers or some kind of

>chocolate bar at the vet check. It works great for us and we figure it

>our primary driving force to get there. We do drink PowerAde on the

trail

>and emergen-C if we think we need it. Hey if they feed us cheeseburgers

and

>fries at the vet checks we would eat that too.

>Team Slow Poke

>Kathy Copeland

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