Re: Hyponatremia - Camelbacks & Kids
Tom and others, one way to avoid the kids (and yourself) having to
drink too much water is to wet yourselves down as you hike. A very
effective way to do...
bill_orman 2002-09-24 17:47:23 #16831
Re: Hyponatremia - technical article URL
--- In grandcanyon@y..., Tom Bourne wrote:
> So a person can have more direct knowledge of GCFI practices than
you by
> taking JUST ONE GCFI trip.
...
Bob Marley 2002-09-24 14:41:10 #16830
GCFI policies, etc.
I'll try to keep this short- yes, we do incident reports and
evaluations on EVERY class. We have already had a debreifing and
meeting regarding this...
canyonsister 2002-09-24 13:51:29 #16829
Re: Trekking Poles & Hyponatremia
Marty --
I have been using just one pole for years and often on the steepest
conditions I use it on the uphill slope just for stability. I
heartily...
Doug Nering 2002-09-24 12:57:07 #16828
Re: Bill Hall Trailhead... Driving Directions...
I drove a Subaru Outback (mine, which I didn't care to abuse)
on the "canonical" route that leaves 67 near Kaibab Lodge, and had
no trouble whatsoever getting...
johngeyles 2002-09-24 12:51:01 #16827
Re: Hyponatremia - technical article URL
I'm not an apologist for the GCFI, but these comments imply the
GCFI does NOT concern themselves with these things, and a quick
perusal of their website...
johngeyles 2002-09-24 12:35:43 #16826
Trekking Poles & Hyponatremia
Trekking poles [seems sort of trite compared to the other thread but my
knees would disagree] -
I used them for me first below rim hike in May...
Martin S. Kardon 2002-09-24 12:31:44 #16825
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