Re: Hiking out of the Canyon
Rule #1 - There's never enough time in the Canyon.
Rule #2 - The end of the trail always comes too soon.
wtomasi@... wrote:
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> The next time any of...
conmara 2001-11-14 12:20:45 #11933
Re: permits
--- In grandcanyon@y..., why coyote wrote:
> It's my understanding that the Navajo are spiritually
> opposed to the idea of gambling, which is why there
>...
MaryPhyl 2001-11-14 12:13:48 #11932
Re: permits
Yet another microscopic perspective... The issue is development
along the rim, not gambling. (Apologies to the rest of the group
that I can't seem to shut...
doug@gloaming.com 2001-11-14 12:01:48 #11931
Re: permits
It's my understanding that the Navajo are spiritually
opposed to the idea of gambling, which is why there
are no casinos on Navajo land. So, you don't have...
why coyote 2001-11-14 11:55:20 #11930
Re: permits
Bob --
I was referring to the principle of "takings," but for sure the
federal courts would still have jurisdiction. Sorry to hear that you
think people...
doug@gloaming.com 2001-11-14 11:50:53 #11929
Hiking out of the Canyon
The next time any of you are hiking out of the Canyon and wonder
if you should speed up your pace, just ask yourselves the following
question, "where would...
wtomasi@qwest.net 2001-11-14 11:40:12 #11928
Re: BAcg> out to rim
I have recently completed my first GC hike. (weekend of November 3rd) It
was very traditional, down S. Kaibab and out Bright Angel with two nights at
the...
Jerry Benjamin 2001-11-14 11:18:01 #11927
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