BW>  By the Way, how far up do these rockets go up anyway? 
The single stage ones will go up to a couple hundred feet.  Far enough so 
that with any wind (when is Texas without wind) it can be a challenge to 
recover them for the mandetory second launch.
 BW> Have ya seen any major accidents?
We practice pretty strict safety, so I've *never* seen anyone hurt, unless 
they trip and fall chasing after the rocket on the return trip to the ground. 
 :-)
 BW>  I will try to give ya a call before then.  
If I'm not here, I'll call back.
 BW> I really hope you take the
 BW>  crew to the Villa tour and the Kit Carson Museum.  
We are going to try to see one before we hit the trail and the other when we 
return to base camp.
 BW> You gotta see the
 BW>  sunrise on top of the Tooth.  Its cool.
We *should* be close enough at the camp the night before to do this, and we 
are going to try.
BTW, I got myself a small camera about the size that you took last year.  I 
took a roll of film with it and had it developed.  They looked great.  I've 
got 10 rolls of film packed to take with; 8 for the trail, and 2 for base 
camp and the trip to and from.  Since 4 of the rolls are 36 exposure, I hope 
that is enough.  :-)
Mike Bourne
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