--- In gobagroup@yahoogroups.com, Pat Miller <pat.e.miller@...> wrote:
>
> The piles of lugguge on a GOBA make those of OKHT or TOSRV seem small. A
> combination of more people and each person with a much bigger bag or two
> bags.
>
> I've always just dealt with the luggage trucks but have certainly seen a few
> hardy soles pulling all their gear with them on each of the four GOBA's I've
> done. Some folks just don't like the truck hassle (esp as the hike from
> luggage truck to a camping spot can also be WAY longer at some GOBA camps).
> While others of the turtles (?? just made that up -- as they carry their
> house everywhere they go) are doing so to prepare for a long cross-country
> trip.
>
> -Pat M

Luggage trucks are half the fun of GOBA. Get done with your day, find your
truck, take your bike and "mark" your campsite. Remember what part of the truck
you threw your bag(s) in. This will tell you where it is in the line on the
ground. And the last part, dig into your change, and let one of the kids haul it
for you. (the girls hustle more than the boys)