Re: Oil/gas drilling next to National Parks
If they turned off the spigot tommorrow we'd all be in the dark in 3
weeks. I wonder what the political climate would be then?
Still, force the exploration...
Ken McNamara 2002-02-09 09:04:36 #13567
Re: Oil/gas drilling next to National Parks
If you're 25 and not a Democrat you have no soul.
If you're 40 and not a Republican you have no sense.
KenMc
ipspest@... wrote:
>
> Spoken like a true...
Ken McNamara 2002-02-09 09:02:18 #13566
Re: Over the top at Deer Creek?
We got "uncomfortble" going through that narrow place
Norm,
People think I'm weird when I tell people that I have climbed 30
or so Grand Canyon Peaks,...
oriska2001 2002-02-09 08:54:42 #13565
Re: Over the top at Deer Creek?
I didn't mention one other way to avoid this narrows. You can climb
up into a valley like Surprise that continues downstream. This would
be accessed earlier...
aguabug 2002-02-08 23:46:22 #13564
Re: Over the top at Deer Creek?
There is a route around but most of it is off trail. As you are
coming down the valley (towards the river) you will see a trail that
goes up to your left...
aguabug 2002-02-08 23:40:46 #13563
Re: Oil/gas drilling next to National Parks/OFF TOPIC
--- In grandcanyon@y..., ipspest@a... wrote:
> Spoken like a true republican.
> And that aint a complement.
Just because the Repuglicans are more visible...
cynpotato 2002-02-08 23:15:27 #13562
Re: Oil/gas drilling next to National Parks
--- In grandcanyon@y..., Ken McNamara wrote:
> Good knee jerk reaction, if it's drilling it must be bad.
Considering
> the current political climate it...
cynpotato 2002-02-08 22:52:25 #13561
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