Burgers, history, artifacts — Wet/Dry Chapter meets at fort

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	Burgers, history, artifacts — Wet/Dry Chapter meets at fort


	But, Sam! You made the pants too long!, says an old novelty-type Barbra Streisand hit from the Sixties. These pants are too long for Trenton Wright, one of three Larned Middle School fifth-graders who attended the Wet/Dry Routes Chapter meeting Sunday at Fort Larned. But David Clapsaddle showed t... View Larger View » < >

Fifty-one members and guests attended Sunday’s fall quarterly meeting of the Wet/Dry Routes Chapter of the Santa Fe Trail Association. It was held at Fort Larned National Historic Site. Dr. David Clapsaddle, chapter president, presented the program based on a booklet he authored, "A Long Way to Santa Fe." Hamburgers, grilled in the open air, were the main entree for the 1:15 p.m. meal. There was relish, onions, buns, ...

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