Campfire Tales November 1997 Page 1

PAGE 1 OF THE NOVEMBER ISSUE OF PASS PATROL CAMPFIRE TALES
The issue included here contains the stories and not the advertisements. Keep in mind, the stories here were written in 1997.

This issue includes

Outlaws on the run

Grand Bench

Trigger

ANOTHER OF THE MANY ADVENTURES OF PASS PATROL

OUTLAWS ON THE RUN - Campfire Tales - November, 1997

It was to be a top secret operation. No one, except for the entire world, knew Outlaw and his band of desperados, operating under the code name of Pass Patrol, were headed for Escalante, Utah. Under normal circumstances, such activities are quietly ignored by everyone, sometimes even those who are on the trip, but there was to be nothing normal about this activity.

Another band of desperados, referred to by Pass Patrol as Viro-nazis, were determined to catch Outlaw in the act and put an end to Pass Patrol once and for all time. Outlaw received a coded message by Pony Express on Tuesday from a contact in Salt Lake. Unfortunately, he pushed the wrong button, and it self destructed before playing the message. He called Gadget who brought over the DTD (Destructed Tape Decoder) and within minutes the message was retrieved. It read:

“Viro-nazis contacted all newspapers and TV stations in Salt Lake. (Stop) Wanted press coverage to make an example of the capture of Outlaw and Pass Patrol. (Stop) Press not interested. (Stop) Vironazis contacted all BLM offices warning them that 200 desperados were converging on Grand Staircase and must be stopped, (stopped, stopped)”

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