Re: 1 day in and out of canyon feasible?
There is a great hike along the West Rim that would expose your family to a lot of the views that that the canyon has to offer and can be adjusted to your...
Tom Gendron 2002-09-23 15:10:10 #16786

Re: Horn Creek radioactive water
Cindy - Yes - that's why I was asking. My presumption is that the radioactivity is in the particulate matter - not in the H2O itself - so filtration might...
Ken McNamara 2002-09-23 15:07:41 #16785

Re: 1 day in and out of canyon feasible?
Based on your description and experience I would say "no." If you come from a low elevation and/or large city make that a "double-no." There is about a 60%...
Doug Nering 2002-09-23 14:49:55 #16784

Re: Hyponatremia - technical article URL
Hi fellow hikers....have been off line for awhile.I just read all the hyponatremia posts...I agree with Sonya 100% about salt getting a bad rap.I personally...
doc thomas 2002-09-23 14:13:52 #16783

Re: Backcountry evacuation
I wonder if this woman had been drinking excessive water before the trip to hydrate herself, she seemed to get in trouble so early in the trip. I also...
MaryPhyl 2002-09-23 13:53:55 #16782

Re: Trekking Poles?
While standing on flat ground you should adjust your pole so your fore arm is parallel to the ground. This allows your pole to swing forward on its own...
JNANKE@msn.com 2002-09-23 13:25:53 #16781

Re: Hyponatremia - technical article URL
After reading all of the material on this problem one would hope an "experienced guide" would allow his clients to "automonously" self- medicate for water...
Bob Marley 2002-09-23 13:10:53 #16780

Re: Hyponatremia - technical article URL
I have to side with Sally in this matter. From my own experience, hyponatremia can surface even though precautions are taken. Over the last 10 years, I...
azdave51 2002-09-23 12:59:02 #16779

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