Registration for ad hoc, pre-High Tide march

[Silas]

Registration information has been posted for the march. Details about the march can be found in my signature, or by clicking here for the registration page and following a link at the bottom of that page (http://www.zipcon.net/~silas/Drill/marchreg.htm).

The march will be long, but fulfilling. There is just enough time for folks to get in acceptible shape for this. A package of moleskin would help, too.

[Silas]

I have received many emailed registrations which is great, but to date I possess only ONE CHECK from prospective marchers. This is very disappointing.

I'm a lawyer, not banker. I will not purchase rations any individuals without advance payment. Funds also go towards : purchasing spaces at the camp site the night before the march, procuring water and containers for the march, replentishing petrol for the kind people who are assisting us with water stops. Then there's the preservation thing. On behalf of the marcherrs, I will be handing some money to park superintendent John Latschar on the Friday morning after the march. I cannot do an event without giving something to preservation. I appreciate the e-registrations, but also need endorsed, negotiable instruments made out to me.

Payment the night before the march upon arrival at the site is too late. I will be making an order for good pork jawl to those who get a check in the mail by Saturday. I'm making an order for pig product next Friday but only for those who have gotten a check into my little hands by Thursday night. Receipt by Friday afternoon will be a day late. With money I have in hand, I will also be obtaining nonmeat rations the day before the march. I intend to provide a couple days rations for the marchers.

For those who do get checks in the mail, I will still be passing a hat the night before the march to cover logistics. If you've already paid, you're already covered.

Sorry to be a stickler about this, but the registration deadline is today. Get that check into the mail, now. Procrastinate further at your own peril.