Not including speaking engagements, this is the total preliminary count for flier, rack card and brochure posting opportunities in the 14 county area that Adventurer's Project covers. The gas stations are the most theoretical and that number should start coming down when I drive out to those places find that it doesn't have flier support. But what I can tell you is that it isn't much more than that number.
Post Offices :
17 near the trails
94 beyond 3 & 4 miles from the trail
111 total post offices
Libraries:
5 near the trails
27 beyond 3 & 4 miles from the trail
32 total libraries
Gas Stations:
254 count
Grociers:
64 count
Coffee Houses:
11 count
Miscellanous Posting Opportunities:
18 catloged
High Capasity Flier Location:
6 catloged
Rack Card/ Brochure Locations
14 count
Showing posts with label libraries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label libraries. Show all posts
2016/06/09
Log 2016060902
My e-mail is cleaned up. I use an IMAP server that allows me to filter my messages into folders. Between that and having unsubcribed from everything undesirable, it's much more manageable on my smartphone while I'm down trail. Anyways, the filters have to be set from my laptop or desktop computers only.
Smartphones and library computers can be a asset to multi-day+ hikers particularly because they can send press releases. There's even a way to use Internet services to send US Mail and facsimiles (faxes). But here in Ohio, some of the libraries require that get a card with them to use a computer. If you're a resident of Ohio and this is so, then what I've done was sign up for the card, used the computer and then surrendered it before I walked out. If your not a resident of Ohio, you might not be able to get a library card in this state.
But most libraries in Ohio that I've been to down trail either don't require anything, or they have you take out what's usually known as a "guest pass." Neither one requires residency. Currently at this time, I do not have these card/ residency requiring libraries mapped out.
Smartphones and library computers can be a asset to multi-day+ hikers particularly because they can send press releases. There's even a way to use Internet services to send US Mail and facsimiles (faxes). But here in Ohio, some of the libraries require that get a card with them to use a computer. If you're a resident of Ohio and this is so, then what I've done was sign up for the card, used the computer and then surrendered it before I walked out. If your not a resident of Ohio, you might not be able to get a library card in this state.
But most libraries in Ohio that I've been to down trail either don't require anything, or they have you take out what's usually known as a "guest pass." Neither one requires residency. Currently at this time, I do not have these card/ residency requiring libraries mapped out.
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