Talk:Northern Tier National High Adventure Bases

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[edit] Wilderness Grace

I realize that the additions that I made on the origins of "The Grace" are a bit extensive and are not entirely relevant to an article about "Northern Tier High Adventure Bases," but inasmuch as the original accreditation for "The Grace" was incorrect I felt that it was necessary, at least initially, to include the entire story of the "who, what, when, where, and why" of "The Grace". It also forced me to begin the "Notes" at the bottom to include all the references that I have to back up my claims. Claims, by the way, that were verified by 1) Minor Huffman, the first Gen. Mgr. at Philmont, and longtime Scout Exec. in Eastern New Mexico; 2) Clarence Dunn, the first Director of Rangers at Philmont; and 3) Faust Nobles, who also wrote a bit of Philmont verse. All this is substantiated and verified in Minor Huffman's book, which is annotated in the "Notes" section.PGNormand 02:25, 3 May 2006 (UTC)

The text of this section is backed up by the notes. It does seem to be much the same as Wilderness Grace though; and that seems to be a pretty good article in itself. I would suggest moving all of the text and references of the grace to that article and referencing it from here. --Gadget850 ( Ed) 11:23, 3 May 2006 (UTC)