And a Partridge in a Pear Tree

On the front page of this website I wrote that Adams' Pack Station is presumed to be the last of its kind in the United States; serving a residential community. There are a lot of recreational outfitters, and some that haul occasional building materials for public projects, but nobody hauls the diversity of items that we do. Here's a list of what Deb and Brad and I packed in the last week and you can decide for yourselves:

• beer


• 4 ten-gallon propane tanks


• 1 leaf blower


• food


• bottled water


• beer


• 1 air mattress


• 1 bedding set


• food


• beer


• sacks of concrete


• 1 lawn chair


• seventy-five feet of rusty 1" cable


• eight-foot pressure-treated 2X4's


• construction debris


• household waste


• 1 five gallon propane tank


• gasoline


• food


• wine


• 1 table lamp


• 1 lamp shade


• 1 set of wine glasses


• 30-plus eight-foot 2X6 boards


• nails


• 4-quart stock pot


• 1 spice rack


• beer


• folding camp chairs


• vinyl flooring squares


• roll roofing


• charcoal briquettes


• 1 empty 55-gallon drum


• beer


• sleeping bag


• pipe wrench


• non-dairy creamer


• Henry' weather-proof caulking


• lanterns


• drip edge


• empty beer cans