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PAGE 1 OF THE JUNE 1994 ISSUE OF PASS PATROL CAMPFIRE TALES

Keep in mind, the stories here were written in 1994.  A LOT HAS CHANGED.

This issue includes
Horseshoe Canyon

Campfire Tales - June of 1994.  This issue recovered by Robert Noll, aka Sundance

DESPERADOS WANTED

Four desperados, known only as Outlaw, Slowpoke, Leadfoot, and Magnolia. (We expect Sundance was involved too).  These desperados are suspected of demonstrating total disrespect for Rulebook 7, page 1113, Chapter 6G6, paragraph 108.6B9 which states that anyone camping in the national park must stop at the Ranger station and receive a lecture concerning backcountry camping techniques.

One of their gang, alias Wild One, was captured and held at the ranger station for questioning.  During interrogation, our officers learned Outlaw’s band of desperados had come across a vacant campsite within the park boundary and had sent Wild One to the Ranger Station to sneak in and reserve it for them.  Once it was determined the rest of the gang had no intentions of coming in for their lecture, a posse was formed to after them.  During the confusion, Wild One sneaked out the door and was last seen headed for California where it is suspected she will attempt to reunite with the gang.

The desperados were tracked to the bottom of Bobby’s Hill which is impassable from the bottom up, but somehow they faked their tracks to make it look like they went up it. 

It is not clear just how they escaped capture, however an informant has provided information that a member, known only as Sundance, has connections with extraterrestrial beings that may have whisked them off in some sort of UFO.

These desperados are considered unarmed and harmless.  If you see them, don’t eat any muffins cooked by a member named Sunshine.  Our Ranger Rick found one left at a UFO landing site and, after taking one bite, has required extensive dental work.  Rest assured, they will not escape the long arm of the law.  We will capture them and them to write, “I will never skip my lecture again” one hundred times in ancient Anasazi dialect.

Editor’s note:

Just in case you’re wondering, there may have been some parts of the previous story that may have been slightly exaggerated.  Okay so maybe it’s all exaggerated.  Okay so maybe there isn’t much truth in any of it.  It’s all Dutchy’s fault for putting too much sugar in the Outlaw Cake.