Re: question and neat hydration idea
Mike,
I use hiking poles and love them for the support and balance, especially on loose, uneven terrain. They also come in handy as a rod for suspending food...
Jill R. Atkinson 2002-06-06 21:16:58 #15461
Re: question and neat hydration idea
Hiking sticks have made all the difference for my being able to hike in the canyon. Using them
going down, my knees give me no trouble in my mid-50's whereas...
Kathy Hayes 2002-06-06 20:08:27 #15460
Re: Rookie Hike / rules
In a message dated 6/6/02 9:56:18 PM Central Daylight Time,
chuckasaur@... writes:
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> Now since this is a educational bb lets all learn from other's...
Pittypatt@aol.com 2002-06-06 19:59:29 #15459
Re: Rookie Hiker
The use of soap on the bank of the creek is definitely an issue, but education - not condemnation - is the key to correction IMHO. Many new hikers make the...
Monty Schrunk 2002-06-06 19:55:50 #15458
Re: Rookie Hike / rules
Zip stoves are illegal - anything that leaves an ash is illegal. Rangers
use white gas or propane fuel stoves.
Gathering of fire wood is illegal in the...
Chuck 2002-06-06 19:54:27 #15457
Re: question and neat hydration idea
Mike,
I regularly use a pair of hiking poles. They make me feel balanced and (I think) give me a better rhythm when walking. I've also found that if I...
Monty Schrunk 2002-06-06 19:44:50 #15456
Re: question and neat hydration idea
I, myself, love my hiking stick. I would never hike without it. Yes, it is
a crutch but a nice one at that. It gives me rhythm in my step and courage...
Pittypatt@aol.com 2002-06-06 19:32:31 #15455
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