Re: Historical preservation or just more junk?
I grew up in a little bend in the Sangamon river near where Lincoln had split his rails. Passed down from generation to generation has been one of the axes...
RMatth4505@aol.com 2002-04-05 10:54:21 #14412

Re: Historical preservation or just more junk?
>At the same time, I understand that if we happen to stumble into an old mining or cowboy camp, littered with food cans, etc., we are to leave >everything...
David West 2002-04-05 10:49:43 #14411

Re: Day Hike to bottom and back?
The canyon hike has about the same distance and vertical (almost 5000 feet) as the Half Dome hike, and probably the same duration. So you have better...
desert1s 2002-04-05 10:49:26 #14410

Re: Historical preservation or just more junk?
Surely you jest! The concern is that there will be too little of the everyday junk from our society left for future assessment by archeolgists and...
capmccrae 2002-04-05 10:18:44 #14409

??River route tapeats-Deer Creek??
I am taking my first trip to the Thunder River area and was wondering if Teva-type footwear would work for a day hike along the river route to Deer Creek....
loganaz 2002-04-05 09:49:10 #14408

Re: mule skin
Contact the Bright Angel Transportation Desk hwenger2001 wrote: > Ola' Sages > I was intrigued by a post a little while back ,#14177 i believe, > which...
Owen Kittredge 2002-04-05 08:58:23 #14407

Re: Historical preservation or just more junk?
Monty, Dick & Tom, >You and I could not have discussions around the campfire because we think too >much alike. Ditto for me. I'm not much into the...
Hank Hays 2002-04-05 08:22:15 #14406

Re: Historical preservation or just more junk?
Humans have a innate curiousity which drives us to study/understand the unknown in the world around us. Probably in evolutionary terms this curiousity or...
tombuchta 2002-04-05 07:20:40 #14405

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