Re: Rim-to-rim-to-rim
In a message dated 11/16/99 6:38:34 AM Central Standard Time,
Rotondiaj@... writes:
<< Armando >>
WHY is my first question? I don't think many...
Cminfcon@aol.com 1999-11-17 17:53:44 #1173
Re: My recent Tonto hike and other musings
May I call you Jeff?? Your run in with the Havasus (sp) sounds shakey.
Booze is a devil of a thing to bring out hidden resentments. It has been...
QUICKPACE@aol.com 1999-11-16 19:02:56 #1172
My recent Tonto hike and other musings
I just finished hiking my last section of the Tonto with two friends yesterday and even though all the drainage's from South Bass to Hermit were bone dry...
Jeffrey H. McGarvin 1999-11-16 18:27:53 #1171
Re: Armando, day hike opinion
What I like about hiking out the S. Kaibab, you get the steep part over in
the begining when your fresh. Heartbreak Hill at he end of the the B.A. has
always...
Norm Levy 1999-11-16 15:41:58 #1170
Re: Rim-to-rim-to-rim
A woman that is a real veteran hiker suggested if one needed water hiking out
of the canyon on the corridor trails they should just ask every down hiker
for...
QUICKPACE@aol.com 1999-11-16 15:03:11 #1169
Re: Rim-to-rim-to-rim
tom, thanx for sharing this.
not that i laugh at anyone's calamity, but the way you worded this was
absolutely hilarious. i enjoyed it so much, i read it...
Rhodes, Wayne 1999-11-16 14:33:25 #1168
Re: Rim-to-rim-to-rim
I would love to try a RRR some day, but not sure my legs could take it.
Does RRR mean rim-to-rim--to-rim or rim-to-river-to rim? Either way is
off my...
lilwoody@isomedia.com 1999-11-16 14:29:17 #1167
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