Re: non-permit hiking
Camilla, I've been out of this country many times both as a civilian and with the military. I have been to Europe, Southeast Asia, Canada, and Mexico to...
wtomasi@qwest.net 2001-11-06 17:30:14 #11739

Re: non-permit hiking
hikers, I will stop writing long, "well thought out", treatises on > the inequity of the fee system. Thanks for initiating the discussion, CP. But who...
tom@bournemarimbas.com 2001-11-06 17:29:50 #11738

Re: non-permit hiking
There is a small (vary small) value to age. Some thirty years ago we were at Boucher when the Sierra Club had brought in 98 hikers. Our group of five added...
donaldpvadair@cs.com 2001-11-06 17:23:57 #11737

Re: non-permit hiking
I always thought the fee system was indefensible considering the quality backcountry outhouses offered by the NPS. When them fees went into effect, I said...
CanyonRick 2001-11-06 16:21:54 #11736

Re: non-permit hiking
--- In grandcanyon@y..., cynpotato@h... wrote: > > However, I have yet to hear a long, "well thought out", DEFENSE of the CURRENT FEE STRUCTURE. As things...
dmarcus2@mindspring.com 2001-11-06 16:05:35 #11735

Re: Non-Permit Hiking
website of ARC (American Recreation Council), the main proponent of > Fee Demo, and see the list of member corporations. ---patricia Patricia- Thank you...
cynpotato@hotmail.com 2001-11-06 15:36:52 #11734

Re: non-permit hiking
National Parks. Great idea, Wayne, except for the thing that I doubt that there will be all that many non US citizens wishing to make their vacation in...
Camilla Bacher 2001-11-06 15:22:56 #11733

Re: non-permit hiking
John -- Identifying the motive as selfish was being a little... how should I say... antagonistic? But only a little and not erroneously. How can a wish...
doug@gloaming.com 2001-11-06 14:32:35 #11732

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