James Hayford - Water?
From: "James Hayford" <<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:jhayford@...">jhayford@... Subject: Too thin to plow . . to thick to drink (Gen...
Mike Hill 1998-12-16 11:15:01 #165

Re: Horn Creek - Radioactive?
Mike, There are two reasons for drinking the water at Horn. 1. Didn't know it was bad. 2. Figured that uranium would sink to the bottom. Out of...
Robert C.A. Goff, General Manager 1998-12-16 08:44:37 #164

Horn Creek - Radioactive?
From: "C.Mann" <<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:cmann823@...">cmann823@... Subject: Horn Creek Radioactivity? > Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1998...
Mike Hill 1998-12-15 20:27:47 #163

Re: recommendation for trip
May is a great time to be off-the-wall on the North Rim. You might consider Thunder River and Deer Creek which have plenty of water and trails that are easy...
James Hayford 1998-12-15 06:10:37 #162

Re: recommendation for trip
If there is any kind of spring run off, grandveiw tonto BA is just fine. Plenty water if good snow or rain. -----Original Message-----From:...
Bob Ellis Jr 1998-12-14 21:07:04 #161

recommendation for trip
I'd like to take a 4-5 day backpack trip in the Grand Canyon and seek suggestions for itinerary. My previous experience consists only of day hikes on the...
John G. Eyles 1998-12-14 17:23:13 #160

Re: Recent Permit
Last June no one was waiting along the road collecting money. But the road also hadn't been paved either. Let's hope they don't do...
Mike Hill 1998-12-14 15:29:13 #159

Re: Recent Permit
Speaking of permit issues... I just received my permit for a trip next Easter down the South Bass Trail (it only took me 45 successive tries at the FAX...
Jim Ohlman 1998-12-14 11:03:46 #158

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