Re: light weight sleeping pads?
George,
I have the Mt Washington pad from www.paramountoutfitters.com (I
believe). It weighs 5.8oz cut to 41 inches. Also pretty cheap. I
used it in the...
cmcrooker@worldnet.att.net 2001-09-02 08:54:11 #10834
Re: Grand Masters - Mancuso
--- In grandcanyon@y..., firefly@e... wrote:
> Have you got the article? Is MaryPhyl in it? WHY DANG NOT? What
> about Tom "Tall As Paul Bunyon" Martin?...
tpebler@home.com 2001-09-02 08:44:09 #10833
Re: Grand Masters - Mancuso
Have you got the article? Is MaryPhyl in it? WHY DANG NOT? What
about Tom "Tall As Paul Bunyon" Martin? WHAT ABOUT SMART SEXY DOC
THOMAS? What about our...
firefly@eatel.net 2001-09-02 08:33:55 #10832
Re: Grand Canyon - new member
-Hi Pat, and welcome! I had the same trouble finding Monument my
first time there, too. Fortunately, it was not as late in the day,
but we were also low on...
firefly@eatel.net 2001-09-02 08:06:51 #10831
Re: light weight sleeping pads?
George, I am still working on this one, even though I do consider
myself to have "gone lightweight". I am using a regular 3/4 length
Thermarest and may add...
firefly@eatel.net 2001-09-02 07:53:44 #10830
Re: Great Thumb Access
Hi Bob,
In recent conversations with the Havasupai (5 or 6 phone calls to
different people, mostly to the "wildlife division"), I have been told
that I now...
gcbighorn@home.com 2001-09-02 05:40:58 #10829
Re: Grand Masters - Mancuso
This was an interesting article but an embarassment
for "Backpacker." Before reading it write down the folks that are
tops in Canyon hiking like George...
bob41@grand-canyon.az.us 2001-09-02 03:31:49 #10828
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