Re: OK
Seems to be amateurish and unpolished...... scruffydog123 wrote: > Please excuse my haiku...the only thing that exceeds my lack of > knowledge about GC is...
Daniel Graber 2002-02-20 15:02:53 #13808

Re: Trilobites
Definitely S Kaibab just below the Redwall switchbacks heading north toward the Tipoff. Peaks are Zoroaster and Brahma. -- DN --- In grandcanyon@y...,...
cheops82 2002-02-20 14:50:29 #13807

Re: the Decoy move
Actually, I think Chris was semi-serious (and laughing), but we are all so demented (each in our own private ways) that we dustpigs (like the powderpigs in...
cheops82 2002-02-20 14:35:05 #13806

Re: Trilobites
It sure looks like the S. Kaibab to me. I went through there last Saturday (and out Monday), on my exploration of the 'Cattle Route' between Phantom Creek and...
Hank Schnieder 2002-02-20 14:14:06 #13805

Re: Trilobites
Camilla, I'm always impressed by fossils and have seen many along the path to the west of the village. Some brachiopods (that look like clams) and fragments...
John Karpinski 2002-02-20 13:55:46 #13804

Re: Trilobites
Camilla, This is a nice photo, but I doesn't look like either the Grandview or New Hance. It's too nice a trail for the New Hance and the Grandview only...
John Karpinski 2002-02-20 13:50:49 #13803

the Decoy move
I enjoyed the posts about skin cancer and hiking in August but I think Chris might be sitting back laughing hard right now. I could be way off base but I...
aspenpowderpig 2002-02-20 13:14:51 #13802

Re: March '02 AZ Highways
Tourists can sure be fun sometimes. I remember once when a young (well not too young) tourist friend of mine called Climber Dave went on a hike with me in...
oriska2001 2002-02-20 12:38:34 #13801

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