Re: Two Canyon rescues (from morning report)
pat_corry 2002-09-19 13:06:28 #16688
Re: Two Canyon rescues (from morning report)
Damn, I imagine/hope the average GCFI guide is more experienced than
me, and I'd take inexperienced hikers onto trails like Boucher
(providing they had SOME...
johngeyles 2002-09-19 12:53:25 #16687
Re: keeping my food
Yes, and be advised (as BobA would say), that the critters are
HIGHLY conditioned to associate platic bags with food.
A raven once stole my IceWalkers, which...
johngeyles 2002-09-19 12:46:47 #16686
Re: another silly question - potable water on corridor tr
This is a pretty individual decision. Maybe you can get by with
trailrunners (in which case you'll be happier without boots) and
maybe it'll KILL your feet. ...
johngeyles 2002-09-19 12:42:43 #16685
Re: My oh my !!
Tina,
Disclaimer: My experience is not your experience. The advice of a
doctor outweighs mine. What helps me may not help you.
I've been struggling with...
Monty Schrunk 2002-09-19 12:32:45 #16684
Re: another silly question - potable water on corridor tr
Many corridor hikers wear runners; it depends on pack weight and
preference for ankle support. Plenty of drinking water on these
trails except S Kaibab...
Doug Nering 2002-09-19 12:26:34 #16683
Re: Two Canyon rescues (from morning report)
Ouch!! CS's assessment seems a little harsh, but I have to agree
that there would be a slightly higher standard expected for
professionally guided trips...
Doug Nering 2002-09-19 11:51:00 #16682
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